INNIO Holding GmbH

S-1 filed

INNIO Holding GmbH is transitioning its legal structure from a German limited liability company to a Dutch public company (INNIO N.V.) ahead of its IPO. The offering involves common shares with selling shareholders, and the company plans to list on Nasdaq under the symbol 'INIO.' The filing highlights significant growth in equipment order intake and revenue, though recent quarterly results show a net loss. The company emphasizes its focus on distributed power solutions, global manufacturing, and strategic partnerships, while noting risks related to market competition and regulatory changes.

DRS/A amended

INNIO Holding GmbH is preparing for its initial public offering (IPO) of common shares, intending to convert its legal structure from a German limited liability company to a Dutch private company and subsequently to a Dutch public company, with a name change to INNIO N.V. The offering includes shares sold by selling shareholders, with no proceeds to the company. The IPO aims to list on Nasdaq under the symbol 'INIO,' with an estimated price range and underwriters including Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley. The company highlights growth in equipment order intake and revenue, driven by demand in data centers and industrial sectors.

DRS/A amended

INNIO Holding GmbH is undergoing a corporate reorganization, converting from a German GmbH to a Dutch N.V. with name changes to INNIO Group Holding B.V. and then INNIO N.V. The company is preparing for its initial public offering (IPO) of common shares, with an estimated price range of $ to $ per share. The offering includes shares from selling shareholders, and the company plans to list on a U.S. exchange under the symbol 'INIO'. The filing highlights significant financial growth, including a 187.8% year-over-year increase in Equipment Order Intake to $3,884M for FY25 and a 22.1% revenue increase to $2,636.8M.

DRS filed

INNIO Holding GmbH is preparing for its initial public offering (IPO) of common shares, intending to convert its legal structure from a German limited liability company (GmbH) to a Dutch public company (N.V.) under Dutch law. The offering involves selling shareholders, with no proceeds directly benefiting the company. The filing includes underwriters such as Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley. The company operates in the energy sector, focusing on power solutions for data centers, industrial applications, and grid balancing. The prospectus highlights risks related to market demand, regulatory changes, and reliance on key customers.