FullPAC sets its Nasdaq IPO at a fixed $5 a share
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FullPAC sets Nasdaq IPO at $5 a share for 3.92 million shares
FullPAC locked its terms at a flat $5 a share for roughly 3.92 million shares, a microcap Nasdaq debut worth about $19.6 million at the midpoint. A fixed price with no range means the deal is set, and the only question left is when it prices.
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FullPAC, Inc. has amended its IPO filing to lock in a single fixed price of $5 per share, with no range left to negotiate. That means the company and its underwriters have closed terms and the offering will not move before pricing.
For investors watching the new-issue calendar, a flat price point removes the guesswork that typically surrounds a traditional priced range. There is no floor to slide down or ceiling to push through, and the remaining variable is simply timing.
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At $19.6 million, this is firmly microcap territory on Nasdaq. Deals of this size carry thinner aftermarket liquidity than larger IPOs, which amplifies both upside moves and downside pressure in early trading.
Investors interested in the offering mechanics or the company's financials can review the full amended S-1 filing directly with the SEC.
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