Andersen closes secondary offering of 4,927,125 shares at USD 44 each
Reuters2026/08/21 18:55- Andersen closed an underwritten secondary offering of 4,927,125 Class A common shares at USD 44 per share.
- Underwriters fully exercised an option to buy 642,668 additional shares, lifting gross proceeds to selling stockholders to about USD 216.8 million.
- No shares were sold by the company, which received no proceeds from the transaction.
- Baird, Truist Securities, UBS Investment Bank served as lead book-runners; William Blair was an additional book-runner.
- The related SEC registration statement was declared effective on Aug. 19, 2026.
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