Holtec Nuclear Corp

RW withdrawn

S-1/A amended

Price $16.50 · Range $15.00 to $18.00 · 50,000,000 shares · Gross proceeds $825,000,000

S-1/A amended

Holtec Nuclear Corp is conducting an IPO, offering Class A common stock through underwriters including J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, and others. The offering includes underwriting details, lock-up agreements for insiders, and provisions for stabilizing transactions. The company lacks a public market for its stock, and the offering price will be set through negotiations. The filing also outlines the use of proceeds, auditor changes, and compliance with SEC regulations.

S-1 filed

Holtec Nuclear Corporation's S-1 filing discloses a change in auditor from RSM US LLP to KPMG LLP, effective September 2025, following material weaknesses in internal controls identified in prior financial statements. The filing includes audited financials for Holtec International, pro forma adjustments for restructuring, and details about the IPO's impact on corporate structure. The company also addresses compliance with SEC reporting requirements post-IPO.

DRS/A amended

DRS/A amended

Holtec Nuclear Corp's DRS/A filing highlights significant financial adjustments due to the deconsolidation of Holtec Asia and Decommissioning activities. The company reports pro forma revenues of $340.1M from Decommissioning services in 2025, with net income of $397.6M. Key disclosures include related-party transactions with legacy stockholders and audit by KPMG LLP. The filing emphasizes operational shifts and financial restructuring ahead of the IPO.

DRS filed

Holtec Nuclear Corp. is preparing for its initial public offering (IPO) with a Draft Registration Statement (DRS) filed on 2026-01-30. The filing outlines the structure of the offering, including the issuance of Class A common stock, the Reorganization, and the financial framework assuming an IPO price midpoint. Key details include the transition to amended corporate documents, the role of Holtec Holdings as a majority economic interest holder through Class B Interests, and the pro rata economic rights of new public stockholders. Financial data shows strong performance in 2025 with $591.9M net income, 91% EBITDA margin, and $3.1B in nuclear decommissioning trust funds. The filing emphasizes the minority economic position of Class A shareholders and the potential for increased equity stake through Class B Interest conversions.