How many shares are outstanding post‑offering and what is the resulting post‑IPO ownership structure? | EFTY (Aug 08, 2025) | Candlesense

How many shares are outstanding post‑offering and what is the resulting post‑IPO ownership structure?

Answer

Based on the information released by Etoiles Capital Group Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq: EFTY) on 8 August 2025, the company priced an initial public offering of 1,400,000 Class A ordinary shares at US $4.00 per share. No other share‑class or pre‑existing share count is mentioned in the announcement, so the only share quantity that can be confirmed from the news is the 1.4 million shares that were sold in the IPO.

1. Shares outstanding after the offering

Share class Shares issued in the IPO Shares outstanding post‑offering
Class A ordinary 1,400,000 1,400,000

Because the press release does not disclose any previously‑issued shares or other share classes, the 1,400,000 Class A shares constitute the total share count that is known to be outstanding after the IPO.

2. Resulting ownership structure

Owner % of Class A shares owned % of total equity (as far as can be determined)
Public investors (the IPO purchasers) 100 % 100 %
Existing insiders / founders (if any) 0 % (no pre‑existing shares disclosed) 0 %
Other share classes (e.g., preferred, non‑voting) Not mentioned Not applicable / unknown

Interpretation

  • All 1.4 million Class A shares are newly issued in the IPO and are now held by the public investors who bought the offering.
  • Since the announcement does not reference any “founder‑held” or “pre‑existing” shares, we must assume that, from the perspective of the information provided, the entire equity of the company is represented by these 1.4 million Class A shares.
  • Consequently, the post‑IPO ownership structure is 100 % public ownership of the Class A ordinary shares. If the company later creates other share classes (e.g., preferred stock, restricted shares) or if there were undisclosed pre‑existing shares, those would affect the structure, but such details are not available in the current news release.

3. Key points to remember

Point Explanation
Share count 1,400,000 Class A ordinary shares are the only shares explicitly mentioned; therefore, they are the total outstanding shares we can confirm.
Ownership All of those shares were sold to the public in the IPO, giving the public investors 100 % ownership of the listed Class A equity.
No other classes disclosed The press release does not reference any other share classes (e.g., preferred, restricted, or founder‑held shares). Until further filings (e.g., Form S‑1, prospectus, or subsequent 8‑K) disclose additional equity, the structure remains as described above.
Implications for investors The market will treat EFTY as a fully‑publicly‑owned company on Nasdaq, with the 1.4 million shares representing the float that will trade under ticker “EFTY.”

Conclusion

  • Post‑offering shares outstanding: 1,400,000 Class A ordinary shares.
  • Post‑IPO ownership structure: 100 % of the Class A shares are owned by the public investors who purchased the IPO (i.e., the entire equity of EFTY is publicly held, based on the data provided).

If later disclosures reveal pre‑existing shares, restricted shares, or additional share classes, the ownership percentages would need to be recalculated accordingly. For now, the only verifiable figures are those above.

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