The Intel Capital-backed gaming equipment and accessories provider will float near the top of its range in Hong Kong.
Razer, a US-based gaming equipment provider whose investors include semiconductor maker Intel, will raise HK$4.12bn ($528m) when it floats in Hong Kong, IFR reported today.
The company priced approximately 1.07 billion shares at HK$3.88 each, near the top of the initial public offering’s HK$2.93 to HK$4.00 range.
Razer produces a range of gaming accessories, such as specialist keyboards, headsets and laptops, as well as configuration and launcher software, and also maintains a digital currency and a range of eSports teams.
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