Despite being the hottest sector in shipping, Hoegh LNG Holdings Limited encountered headwinds in its initial public offering. The company hoped initially to sell 15-25 million shares at a price range of NOK 38 to 54 in order to raise gross proceeds of approximately NOK 810 million to NOK 945 million ($198-282 million). As part of the offering, which consisted of an institutional tranche, a retail piece in Norway and an employee offering in Norway, Leif Hoegh & Co. Ltd, the parent agreed to subscribe for up to $20 million worth of shares to maintain a minimum 55% interest post-IPO and over-allotment option.
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