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Demand doubts for Aceralia IPO despite growth prospects

  • 14 Nov 1997
THE SPANISH government this week launched its sale of stock in steel company Aceralia to a mixed reaction from investors and bankers. Investors are being extremely selective in their choice of stock and salesmen fear that steel is one of the least likely industries to capture ...

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