McDonald's fetches initial price of 4,700 yen

McDonald's fetches initial price of 4,700 yen

TOKYO, Japan - A board at the Jasdaq over-the-counter market in Tokyo shows McDonald's Co. (Japan) Ltd., the Japanese unit of the U.S. hamburger giant McDonald's Corp., fetched an initial price of 4,700 yen on July 26. The quote compared with an initial public offering (IPO) price of 4,300 yen per share.

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