The company sold 19 million shares for $27 each to raise $513 million after marketing them for $25 to $28. After opening trading Tuesday at the IPO price, the shares fell as much as 10% and closed down 7.2% to $25.05 in New York trading.
A $159 million private placement was also set to take place with the IPO, according to the company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. ...
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