Redwire Falls 15%+ Intraday After Company Launches $500 Million ATM Secondary Stock Offering
$Redwire (RDW.US)$sank more than 15% intraday Tuesday after the aerospace-and-defense company announced a planned at-the-market secondary offering of as much as $500 million of new stock.
RDW fell as much as 17.3% to a $15.35 session low in U.S. morning trading after launching an offering to sell the stock over time.
Redwire is aiming for a continuous ATM offering, meaning shares can be sold incrementally rather than in a single raise, giving the company flexibility on the share sales' timing and size.
However, the secondary offering will dilute existing shareholders, which is likely why RDW's stock price fell...
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