Law360 (February 26, 2019, 6:36 PM EST) -- Private equity-backed amateur esports platform Super League Gaming Inc. made its market debut Tuesday after pricing shares in a $25 million initial public offering, setting up the California-based company with a base for growth in the online gaming market.
Super League’s first day of trading comes after the company sold about 2.27 million shares at $11 apiece — the midpoint of its $10- to $12-per-share price range. According to Super League, the company’s underwriters can purchase up to 340,909 additional shares of common stock, which would bring the total amount raised to around $28.75 million.
Santa Monica, California-headquartered Super League markets...
Super League’s first day of trading comes after the company sold about 2.27 million shares at $11 apiece — the midpoint of its $10- to $12-per-share price range. According to Super League, the company’s underwriters can purchase up to 340,909 additional shares of common stock, which would bring the total amount raised to around $28.75 million.
Santa Monica, California-headquartered Super League markets...
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