WhiteHawk Minerals Corp.

424B4 priced

Price $26.00 · 7,700,000 shares · Gross proceeds $200,200,000

8-A12B effective

CERT inactive

EFFECT effective

S-1/A amended

Price $26.00 · Range $25.00 to $27.00 · 6,925,000 shares

WhiteHawk Income Corp's S-1/A filing highlights increased general and administrative expenses, management fees, and restated financial statements. The company reports significant revenue growth driven by production volume increases from acquisitions, with a focus on natural gas, NGLs, and oil royalties. Operating expenses rose due to public company compliance costs, but management expects cost reductions post-IPO following the elimination of management fees. The filing also notes variability in lease bonus revenue and risks associated with acquisition-dependent growth.

S-1/A amended

Range $25.00 to $27.00 · 6,925,000 shares

WhiteHawk Income Corp's S-1/A filing highlights growth through acquisitions of natural gas-weighted mineral and royalty interests, with significant revenue increases driven by production volume growth. The company anticipates higher public company expenses post-IPO, including compliance and reporting costs. A restatement of prior financial statements is disclosed, impacting reported results. Management fees are set to decrease post-offering, and the company faces risks related to acquisition success, commodity price volatility, and increased operational costs.

S-1/A amended

Range $25.00 to $27.00 · 6,925,000 shares

WhiteHawk Income Corp's S-1/A filing highlights its focus on acquiring natural gas-weighted mineral and royalty interests, with a restated financial statement section. The company reports significant revenue growth driven by production volume increases from acquisitions, but notes challenges including higher public company expenses and management fee reductions. Key financial metrics show improved results for Q1 2026 and 2025 compared to prior periods, with increased operating expenses tied to public reporting requirements and growth initiatives.

S-1/A amended

WhiteHawk Income Corp's S-1/A filing highlights significant financial growth, with a 615% increase in annual revenue to $67.6 million for the year ended December 31, 2025, driven by acquisitions of mineral and royalty interests, higher production volumes, and improved commodity prices. Operating expenses surged due to expanded operations and debt-related costs, while net income declined to a loss of $10.9 million, partly due to increased interest expenses and debt extinguishment losses. The filing also notes a change in independent auditors from Whitley Penn LLP to Baker Tilly US, LLP, with a restatement of financial statements to correct errors.

S-1 filed

WhiteHawk Income Corp. is conducting an initial public offering (IPO) of its Class A common stock, aiming to transition to a holding company structure under an umbrella partnership-C-corporation (Up-C) model. The company plans to rename itself WhiteHawk Minerals Corp. post-offering and will operate through its subsidiary, WhiteHawk OpCo, which holds significant mineral and royalty interests in natural gas assets. The IPO includes a potential over-allotment option for underwriters and introduces a dual-class share structure with Class A (voting + economic) and Class B (voting + no economic) shares.

DRS/A amended

WhiteHawk Income Corp. filed a DRS/A registration statement on April 2, 2026, disclosing an initial public offering of Class A common stock. The filing outlines the company's transition to an umbrella partnership-C-corporation (Up-C) structure, with plans to list on the NYSE under 'WHK.' The company intends to change its name to WhiteHawk Minerals Corp. following the offering. The filing includes details about the offering price range, underwriter options, and capital structure with Class A and Class B shares.

DRS filed

WhiteHawk Income Corp is conducting an initial public offering (IPO) of its common stock, registering under Form S-1. The company focuses on natural gas mineral and royalty interests in the Marcellus and Haynesville Shales, aiming to deliver cash flow and returns through disciplined asset management. The IPO includes underwriters Raymond James and Stifel, with shares expected to be listed on an unspecified exchange. The filing indicates the company's emergence as a leading publicly traded natural gas mineral portfolio in the U.S.