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An update on our potential IPO

31 January 2019
Andrew Leaitherland

Earlier today, DWF Group Limited, a global legal business, announced its potential intention to undertake an initial public offering and the expected publication of a registration document that has been submitted for approval to the UK Financial Conduct Authority.

Earlier today, DWF Group Limited, a global legal business, announced its potential intention to undertake an initial public offering and the expected publication of a registration document that has been submitted for approval to the UK Financial Conduct Authority. Please visit the London Stock Exchange Regulatory News Service for further details.

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