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By Val Kennedy,

Legendary piano maker Steinway Musical Instruments (STWY) has filed to hold an initial public offering.

The musical instruments manufacturer didn’t disclose the size and pricing of the deal in its filing. Shares will be offered by existing stockholders and Steinway will not receive any of the proceeds.

Steinway plans to list its shares on NYSE under the symbol STWY. Goldman Sachs, BofA Securities and Barclays are serving as lead bookrunners on the deal.

The offering will mark Steinway’s second turn as a public company.

Steinway held its first IPO in 1996 and remained listed until it was bought by Paulson & Co. in 2013 for $40 per share.

For 2021, Steinway reported net income of $59M on net sales of $538M.

In addition to its world famous pianos, Steinway also sells a wide range of band and orchestra instruments through its Conn-Selmer unit, including Ludwig drum sets.

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The instruments maker didn't reveal the size and estimating of the arrangement in its documenting. Offers will be presented by existing investors and Steinway won't get any of the returns.

Steinway held its most memorable IPO in 1996 and stayed recorded until it was purchased by Paulson and Co. in 2013 for $40 per share.

In addition to its world famous pianos, Steinway also sells a wide range of band and orchestra instruments through its Conn-Selmer unit, including Ludwig drum sets.