SoFi Announces $1.5 Billion Public Offering, Stock Falls Over 6%
SoFi Technologies, a financial technology company, has launched a public offering to sell $1.5 billion worth of its common stock. The company priced 54,545,454 shares at $27.50 each. All of the shares in this offering will be sold by SoFi, not by existing shareholders.
The underwriters have been given a 30-day option to buy up to 15% more shares, which could increase the amount raised. SoFi plans to use the money from the stock sale to fund new business opportunities.
After the announcement, SoFi's stock price dropped more than 6% in after-hours trading. This offering follows a period where SoFi's market value nearly doubled in 2025.
SoFi wants to raise money to fund new business opportunities and growth plans.
Issuing more shares can dilute existing shareholders' ownership and often causes the share price to drop, at least in the short term.
SoFi's stock price fell by more than 6% after the announcement of the stock offering.
No, but if they do not buy more shares in the offering, their ownership percentage in the company may decrease.
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