Chiles IPO Shelved Indefinitely

Tuesday, July 25, 2000

Chiles Offshore Inc. postponed indefinitely its initial public stock offering because of market conditions, lead underwriters Credit Suisse First Boston said. The Houston-based company expected to price 8 million shares between $17-$19 per share. Chiles Offshore was the second company to postpone its IPO on Monday because of uncertainty in the market, joining Taiwan-based Digital United Holdings Ltd.

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