Dutch telecom company Odido plans Amsterdam IPO, could raise up to €1 billion
Dutch telecom company Odido is exploring a public listing on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, potentially as early as this month, Bloomberg reported, citing anonymous sources. The IPO could raise roughly 1 billion euros.
Odido, owned by private equity firms Apax Partners and Warburg Pincus, revived its plans for a stock market debut after acquiring T-Mobile Netherlands from Deutsche Telekom in 2021 and buying the remaining stake of Swedish Tele2 in T-Mobile Netherlands for 5.1 billion euros. The company rebranded T-Mobile Netherlands as Odido in 2023.
The company had initially planned to go public in the first half of 2025 but postponed the listing due to market turbulence following concerns over U.S. import tariffs. Stock markets rebounded in the second half of 2025 after fears of a trade war eased.
No final decision has been made regarding the timing or conditions of the IPO. Market conditions will influence the final schedule. Representatives for Odido, Apax Partners, and Warburg Pincus declined to comment to ANP.
Odido, a sponsor of the Dutch Olympic team, serves approximately eight million customers and operates under multiple brands, including Tele2 Thuis, Simpel, and Ben.
