Momentive plans to raise up to $862.5m in its initial public offering, according to its regulatory filing. Apollo owns 89.5% of Momentive, with GE Capital Equity Investments, a subsidiary of General Electric, holding 8.9%.

US-listed industrial conglomerate General Electric is planning to float portfolio company Momentive Performance Materials, a chemical manufacturer majority-owned by buyout firm Apollo Management.

Momentive plans to raise up to $862.5m in its initial public offering, according to its regulatory filing. Apollo owns 89.5% of Momentive, with GE Capital Equity Investments, a subsidiary of General Electric, holding 8.9%.

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