Danske Bank, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley were selected to advise on options including a Copenhagen listing, people familiar with the matter said.
The hearing-aid maker could go public as soon as next year, according to the report.
The move signals EQT is weighing strategic next steps for WS Audiology beyond private ownership.
Could EQT’s potential IPO of WS Audiology reshape the global hearing aid market, or will competitive pressures and flat growth stall its ambitions?
With WSA’s technological advances and cost-cutting, how might a public listing in Copenhagen impact hearing aid innovation and affordability for consumers?