The private equity firm that owns Dunkin' is exploring taking the coffee chain's parent company public. Bloomberg reports the potential stock offering could generate approximately $2 billion as soon as this year.
The private equity company that controls Dunkin’ is exploring the possibility of taking the coffee chain’s parent company public in a move that could generate approximately $2 billion, according to a Bloomberg News report published Thursday.
Roark Capital is evaluating an initial public offering for Inspire Brands, which operates Dunkin’ along with other restaurant chains, sources familiar with the discussions told Bloomberg. The potential stock market debut could happen as early as this year if the company moves forward with the plan.
The report could not be independently confirmed by Reuters at the time of publication.
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