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Online Supermarket Unicorn Rohlik Weighs Prague IPO, CEO Says

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 04 November 2026, 13:48 UTC By Michal Kubala 1 min read
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EXCLUSIVE Consumer Online Supermarket Unicorn Rohlik Weighs Prague IPO, CEO Says Rohlik Group is weighing an initial public offering in Prague as one option for taking the Czech online supermarket public. The company, which also operates in Germany, Austria, Hungary and Romania, is selecting advisers while mulling various venues for a listing, Chief Executive Officer Tomas Cupr said in an interview on Monday. Frankfurt, Amsterdam and London have also been previously reported for an offering...

EXCLUSIVE Consumer Online Supermarket Unicorn Rohlik Weighs Prague IPO, CEO Says Rohlik Group is weighing an initial public offering in Prague as one option for taking the Czech online supermarket public. The company, which also operates in Germany, Austria, Hungary and Romania, is selecting advisers while mulling various venues for a listing, Chief Executive Officer Tomas Cupr said in an interview on Monday. Frankfurt, Amsterdam and London have also been previously reported for an offering that could come as soon as next year.
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