Guess? deregisters unsold shares after merger
Guess?, Inc. filed a post-effective amendment to clean up older shelf registrations now that it has been acquired.
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Guess?, Inc. filed a post-effective amendment to clean up older shelf registrations now that it has been acquired. Following the merger in which Guess? became a wholly owned subsidiary of Authentic Brands Group LLC’s parent entity, the company terminated all offerings under three existing Form S-3 registration statements.
The amendment deregisters any shares of common stock that were previously registered but remain unsold under those historical resale registrations, which had covered up to 5,700,000 shares at a proposed maximum price of $12.14 per share, 4,414,492 shares at $4.00 per share, and 216,216 shares at $9.375 per share, all for secondary offerings by selling stockholders. This is an administrative step to remove unused registered securities after the merger closing.
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