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Via Transportation / Equity Capital Markets

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<li>Via Transportation priced its public offering at $46.00 per share, above the marketed range of $40–$44, but opened at $44.00, down 4.5% from issue.</li>
<li>Investors quickly stepped in, and within 30 minutes, the stock climbed above the IPO price. The stock closed at $49.51 or 7.6% above issue.</li>
<li>Looking forward, we see Via as a potential long-term play, given the sticky nature of its contracts and the enormous opportunity to modernize public transportation infrastructure.</li>
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Via Transportation priced its public offering at $46.00 per share, above the marketed range of $40–$44, but opened at $44.00, down 4.5% from issue.
Investors quickly stepped in, and within 30 minutes, the stock climbed above the IPO price. The stock closed at $49.51 or 7.6% above issue.
Looking forward, we see Via as a potential long-term play, given the sticky nature of its contracts and the enormous opportunity to modernize public transportation infrastructure.


Via Transportation (VIA): Above-Range Ticket, Below-Range Start — Via IPO Finds Its Route