Designer shoe maker Jimmy Choo has announced plans to list its shares on the London Stock Exchange.
The luxury brand said it would use the funds to help it expand in Asia and other new markets.
The firm, which recorded sales of £282m last year, said it was confident shareholders would benefit from strong growth.
“Our future as a public company can only extend our reputation,” said Jimmy Choo chief executive Pierre Denis.
It said it would continue to open 10 to 15 shops a year, and planned to float at least a quarter of the shares in the company, BBC informs.
