Starton Holdings (STA) prices IPO at $5 to $7 in its sixth S-1 amendment
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Starton sets $5-$7 IPO range in sixth S-1 amendment
Starton Holdings now has a priced range on the table: $5 to $7 for 5 million shares, a roughly $30 million Nasdaq deal led by Revere Securities. This is the sixth amendment to the S-1, the stage where terms usually stop moving and pricing follows.
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Starton Holdings has filed its sixth amendment to its S-1 registration statement, setting a price range of $5 to $7 per share on the Nasdaq, with Revere Securities leading the offering.
The sixth amendment is a meaningful milestone in the IPO process. By this stage, companies have typically absorbed feedback from regulators and early investors, and the filing of a formal price range signals that the company and its underwriters believe the deal is close to ready for pricing.
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Starton plans to list on the Nasdaq, and a priced range on the table at the sixth amendment stage typically means actual pricing follows in short order, making this a filing worth tracking closely.
No final price has been set yet, so the $30 million deal size remains an estimate based on the midpoint of the $5 to $7 range. The SEC filing linked below contains the full terms as submitted.
Mentioned: STA