In mid-August, amidst the eager anticipation of countless European investors, Misha was officially listed on the Pan-European Exchange.
The stock price surged by 10% at the opening bell, a clear sign of the market's high hopes.
Misha offered a total of 15% of its shares, with an expected fundraising goal of 15 billion euros.
Raising 15 billion euros made it one of the most monumental IPOs in recent years.
Misha's CEO, Shen Wan, became a hot commodity for all the major investment banks.
After multiple rounds of screening, Shen Wan finally selected a few investment banks with excellent reputations and bids to serve as underwriters.
Paris Bank, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan Chase successfully secured Misha's IPO project.
Even if they didn't make a profit from Misha's IPO, many firms would have fought tooth and nail for the deal.
This was an epic IPO, and the ultimate showcase of their business capabilities.
