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Del Frisco's Restaurant Group Inc. made its market debut Friday, but investors’ appetite for the steakhouse chain was subdued.
Del Frisco’s stock opened down about 1.9 percent, at $12.75 a share, from an initial IPO pricing of $13. Southlake, Texas-based Del Frisco’s, trading as DFRG, had originally forecast a range of $14 to $16, and it also reduced the volume of shares offered to 5.8 million from the 7 million planned.
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The $75 million IPO still pleased Mark Mednansky, chief executive of the company, which operates 32 restaurants across the Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House, Sullivan’s Steakhou...
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