Specialised software company Gentrack is expected to register its propectus and investment statement with the Financial Markets Authority today as the company prepares for an initial public offer and listing on the NZX. Details of the offer are expected this afternoon.
Gentrack, which develops specialist software for energy utilities, water companies and airports around the world, recently appointed Graham Shaw and Andy Coupe as independent directors.
Coupe has commercial and capital markets experience and is a former investment banking consultant at UBS New Zealand, Gentrack said.
He is deputy chairman of the New Zealand Takeovers Panel and chairman of dairy farm investment specialist Farmright.
Shaw is a chartered accountant who works as an adviser to boards and senior management. He is a director of listed software developer Xero and a former chief executive of Works Infrastructure.
