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Truett-Hurst (Nasdaq: THST) has lowered the target pricing on its struggling IPO for a second time.
According to the company’s new S-1/A just filed with the SEC, the new range is now down to a target range of $6 to $8 — just over half of its original pricing of $11 to $15 when the process began April 3. (Truett-Hurst, Inc. Announces Commencement Of Initial Public Offering).
The company would raise $16.5 million if it sells all the shares at the $7 midpoint of the range.
At the beginning of the offering process, a highly promotional analyst report from the Sidoti company — which is a partner in the IPO — optimistically promoted a target price of $19.
That report can be accessed here by Wine Executive News premium subscribers.
NEW FINANCIALS ADDED
Most of the changes in the most recent S-1/A are tweaks and a few substantial disclosures. However, the company has also updated its financials to the nine months ending March 31 of this year.
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