Jersey Mike's is about to go public. One analyst already says the sandwich chain is a buy
The maker of submarine sandwiches priced its initial public offering at $23, and Melius Research is the first Wall Street firm to start research coverage.
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Jersey Mike's, a sandwich chain, is preparing to sell shares to the public. The company set the IPO price at $23 per share. Melius Research, a Wall Street firm, started covering the stock and gave it a 'buy' rating.
Why it matters
Investors may see a chance to buy a growing restaurant brand. The IPO could affect the company's ability to expand and hire more workers.
- What is Jersey Mike's?
- It is a chain that makes submarine sandwiches.
- What does a 'buy' rating mean?
- It suggests the analyst thinks the stock price will go up.
- Why did the company choose $23 for its IPO price?
- The price reflects what the company and underwriters believe the shares are worth at launch.
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Jersey Mike's is about to go public. One analyst already says the sandwich chain is a buy
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