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Buying a slice of Slater & Gordon

YESTERDAY MORNING saw the first day of trading on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) for shares in Slater & Gordon Limited.Opening at a premium of $1.32, the initial signs were very…

May 22, 2007 • By Lawyers Weekly
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YESTERDAY MORNING saw the first day of trading on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) for shares in Slater & Gordon Limited.

 
 

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Opening at a premium of $1.32, the initial signs were very encouraging for Australia’s first listed law firm, with a share price 32 per cent above the initial public offer.

A total of 35 million shares were initially offered at $1.00 before the offer closed on 5 May, ahead of the 21 May listing on ASX.

When Lawyers Weekly went to press on Monday, Slater & Gordon Ltd’s share price had hit a high of $1.45.

The ASX listing for Slater & Gordon Limited gave the following description: “a consumer law firm with key practices in asbestos litigation, personal injuries litigation, commercial litigation, wills, probate and estate litigation, industrial and employment law, family law and advisory services”.

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