On July 7, Forgent Power Solutions fell 6.02% in regular trading, trading at $43.71/share with turnover of $142 million. The stock has now fallen well below its latest offering price of $49/share.

The decline was driven by the completion of a massive public offering of Class A common shares priced at $49 each, comprising 29.1 million shares from selling stockholders and 14.6 million shares from the company. Net proceeds from the company's portion will be used to redeem interests in an operating subsidiary held by equity owners controlled by Neos Partners. Notably, this marks the second large-scale equity offering within five weeks, following a prior round that closed at $47/share in early June, creating significant near-term supply pressure on the stock.

Sector-wide weakness in Heavy Electrical Equipment further compounded selling pressure. Among peers, INNIO Holding fell 11.5%, NuScale Power fell 9.11%, GE Vernova fell 9.01%, Bloom Energy fell 8.93%, and NANO Nuclear Energy fell 8.64%.

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