Oneview rises on ASX debut

Oneview Healthcare finds investor support on its debut on the Australian bourse after raising $62.4 million to fund the technology group's expansion.

Oneview CEO James Fitter (L) and President and founder Mark McCloskey — Oneview Healthcare has made a solid debut on the Australian bourse after raising $62.4 million. (AAP)

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Published 17 March 2016 4:22pm

Source: AAP

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Oneview Healthcare made a solid debut on the Australian bourse Thursday after the technology group raised $62.4 million to fund its expansion.

The shares closed nine cents, or 2.51 per cent, higher at $3.67 in a strong Australian market. The company sold shares at $3.58 each through its initial public offering.

Oneview - which has developed a software platform for the healthcare sector - will invest the IPO proceeds on its research and development pipeline, and new sales executives.

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