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    Dr. Martens Footwear Brand Is Planning London IPO

    The brand, which evolved into a symbol of rebellious youth culture and is worn by celebrities, has thrived during the pandemic. Dr. Martens sells over 11 million pairs a year in 60-plus countries.
    by Frank Langfitt Jan 11, 2021 1 minute
    A general view inside the Dr. Martens central London store in 2010. The company sells more than 11 million pairs a year in more than 60 countries.

    The owner of Dr. Martens, the famed British footwear brand, is planning an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange, according to a filing on Monday.

    Private equity owner Permira is expected to sell at

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