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Iceland’s Top Tourist Attraction Blue Lagoon Spa Plans IPO

Bloomberg Markets Friday 30 October 2026, 15:14 UTC By Ragnhildur Sigurdardottir 1 min read
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Iceland’s Top Tourist Attraction Blue Lagoon Spa Plans IPO Iceland’s main tourist attraction, a geothermal seawater spa Blue Lagoon that’s on the doorstep of an active volcano, is planning an initial public offering. The company, called Bláa Lónid hf, will sell shares on the main market of the country’s stock exchange after the shareholders on Friday approved the plan, according to a statement.

Iceland’s Top Tourist Attraction Blue Lagoon Spa Plans IPO Iceland’s main tourist attraction, a geothermal seawater spa Blue Lagoon that’s on the doorstep of an active volcano, is planning an initial public offering. The company, called Bláa Lónid hf, will sell shares on the main market of the country’s stock exchange after the shareholders on Friday approved the plan, according to a statement.
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