Philips Lighting estimates 5 billion euros plan to sell the remaining shares after the IPO

Philips announced on Tuesday that it will spin off its lighting division, Philips Lighting, for an initial public offering. This move will allow Philips to focus on becoming a medical technology provider.

Philips is currently the world's largest manufacturer of lighting equipment, with revenues of 7.5 billion euros ($8.7 billion) in 2015 and operating profit of 331 million euros ($382 million). The company said that Philips Lighting will be listed on the Euronext in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Philips will sell at least 25% of its shares in Philips Lighting's initial public offering.

No longer sold to Chinese buyers! Philips Lighting will conduct IPO

Philips CEO Fransvan Houten said the decision has a "historic" meaning for Philips to allow Philips lighting products to enter other consumer electronics and medical device products. After the initial public offering, Philips plans to gradually sell the remaining shares of Philips Lighting. Philips did not announce the issue price of Philips Lighting and the specific time of the IPO on Tuesday.

Market analysts estimate that Philips Lighting's current valuation is about 5 billion euros (about 5.8 billion US dollars). Philips Lighting currently accounts for more than half of the global LED lighting market, and with the rise of the Internet of Things, the market prospects for networking and programming LED lighting equipment will be extremely broad. As an independent company, Philips Lighting will bear approximately 950 million euros in debt.

Philips said that Eric Rondolat, the current CEO of Philips Lighting, will continue to serve as CEO of the company after the initial public offering.

Philips announced in January that it had canceled its plan to sell Philips Lighting Holdings shares to the Chinese consortium GOScaleCapital, a joint venture between Jinshajiang Venture Capital and Oaks Investment, as a result of opposition from US regulators. Philips said at the time that the plan to sell 80.1% of Philips Lighting's shares attracted the attention of the US Foreign Investment Committee (CFIUS), "the committee will not approve this special deal."

Philips last year agreed to sell this part of the equity to the Chinese consortium GOScaleCapital. The total price of the transaction was $2.8 billion, and Philips Lighting was valued at $3.3 billion in the transaction. Philips' US operations include manufacturing and R&D facilities. It is unclear what concerns CFIUS has expressed, and the department is responsible for reviewing international transactions related to the United States from a national security perspective. Technology transactions related to China are subject to strict scrutiny in the United States. The Ziguang Group had planned to spend $23 billion last year to negotiate the purchase of Micron Technology. According to sources, this is partly due to the hope of US regulators to approve the deal.

Under the leadership of Marriott, Philips' focus has shifted to the $125 billion medical and health industry, rather than the lighting business. Marriott believes that the booming demand for technology will allow hospitals to analyze clinical data and enable patients to monitor health and nutrition through their mobile phones. The business that Philips is creating combines medical scanners, electric toothbrushes and more.

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