CANTON, Mass. — Dunkin’ Brands Group said Friday that it priced a stock offering of 26.4 million shares at $29.50 a share.

Including an overallotment for underwriters of 3.96 million shares, the Canton, Mass.-based doughnut and coffee chain will raise up to $896 million in the offering.

In a sign of demand for the deal, Dunkin’ upped the size of the offering from 22 million shares.

The banking team on the deal includes J.P. Morgan and Barclays Capital.

Entities managed by private-equity firms Bain Capital, Carlyle Partners, Fidelity, Thomas H. Lee and Morgan Stanley are selling shares in the deal.

None of the dollar proceeds from the offering will go to Dunkin’ Brands.

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