Denver’s Liberty Oilfield Services Inc., which in February filed plans to go public, today put a price tag on its shares of between $16 and $19 per share — or $365.7 million at the $16 per share end of the spectrum.
Liberty, which offers hydraulic fracturing services to oil and gas companies, has said it plans to sell 22,857,143 shares of its Class A common stock.
The company has grown rapidly since its founding in 2011, when it had just one active set of fracking equipment. As of January of…
Denver’s Liberty Oilfield Services Inc., which in February filed plans to go public, today put a price tag on its shares of between $16 and $19 per share — or $365.7 million at the $16 per share end of the spectrum.
Liberty, which offers hydraulic fracturing services to oil and gas companies, has said it plans to sell 22,857,143 shares of its Class A common stock.
The company has grown rapidly since its founding in 2011, when it had just one active set of fracking equipment. As of January of…