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Catcha execs aim to work their magic on iBuy

Catcha Group executives Patrick Grove and Luke Elliott are at the front of the pitch to the latest initial public offer hopeful, Asian online retail play iBuy.

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Catcha Group executives Patrick Grove and Luke Elliott are at the front of the pitch to the latest initial public offer hopeful, Asian online retail play iBuy.

As Street Talk reported on Monday afternoon, iBuy is looking to raise $37 million at 32¢ a share to list with a $113.3 million market capitalisation on December 20.

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