SeaWorld Entertainment, the aquatic-themed amusement park operator controlled by the Blackstone Group and home to Shamu the killer whale, has filed for an initial public -offering.
The company will offer up to $100m in common shares, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, although that figure is just for registration purposes and is likely to change.
Under the terms of the listing, Blackstone will retain majority control of the company, but it did not reveal on what date the sale will occur, or the price or quantity of shares to be offered.
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