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(Bloomberg) Private equity firms are refusing to be left out of the initial public offering boom.
With technology IPOs sometimes doubling on day one, buyout shops are hoping to capture some of the buzz for their less sexy, slower growth and higher leverage assets. Two private equity-backed companies went public on U.S. exchanges this week, with two more filings on Friday for listings.
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Apria Inc., owned by Blackstone Group Inc. since 2008, submitted its filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, showing modest gains in profitability last year. The Indianapolis-based company provides home medical equipment, such as oxygen machines.