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On Tuesday, Pilulka.cz will start accepting orders for its shares

Company Pill will start receiving orders on the Start of the Prague Stock Exchange market on Tuesday, October 6, at 10:00 am, offering 800,000 shares.

Receipt of orders will start shortly before the START Day presentation, where Pilulka.cz represents the first presenter. During the presentation, the Kasová brothers want to present the details of the subscription and the Pill as a company. Enrollment will take place from October 6 to 20, when it will end at 12:00. The results will be published on the same day.

The settlement in the Central Securities Depository should take place on October 23, and public trading will begin on October 26. The minimum price of the public offer was set at CZK 350, the ceiling is CZK 424. The lot was set at 80 shares.

“We want to enable a number of small investors to benefit from the transformation of the pharmaceutical market, where Pilulka is synonymous with the innovator. From the public offer, we promise to secure financing for further expansion abroad and technological development. Not only the last few months have shown that digitization is progressing very fast, even faster than we could all have imagined a few months ago. We want to set an example for other e-commerce companies and stir up the capital markets in the Czech Republic. We had a number of offers from financial and strategic investors from the Czech Republic and abroad, but we opted for a public offer, “he says. Petr Kasa |, co – owner of Pills.

In the first half of the year, the company announced the strongest half of its history. From January to June this year, it reached revenues of 1.6 billion crowns (including the franchise network) and grew by 45% year-on-year. Internet sales increased by 68% year-on-year, stone pharmacies Pilulka earned 33% more than last year.

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