Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are carrying out an accelerated bookbuilding offer to place up to a 6.7% stake in Amadeus IT Holding SA (AMS.MC).

In a filing to the stock market regulator, both banks said Thursday they will sell up to 30 million Amadeus shares to qualified investors.

At current market prices, the stake is worth some EUR415 million. Amadeus shares closed Thursday with a 2.1% increase at EUR13.845.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley didn't disclose who owns those shares and said the sale will take no more than one day.

Air France-KLM (AF.FR) is Amadeus' largest shareholder, with a 15.9% stake, followed by Amadecin and Cinven, each with a 13% holding, according to the regulator's records.

Deutsche Lufthansa AG (LHA.XE) has a 7.9% stake and International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (IAG.MC) holds a 7.5% stake. Meanwhile, Singapore's sovereign fund owns a 3% holding in Amadeus.

-By Pablo Dominguez, Dow Jones Newswires; enza.tedesco@dowjones.com
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