Overview
- HawkEye 360 plans to list under the ticker HAWK with 16 million shares priced at $24 to $26, seeking up to $416 million and valuing the company as high as $2.42 billion.
- Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are leading the offering, joined by RBC Capital Markets and Jefferies in the underwriting syndicate.
- The Herndon, Virginia firm runs satellites that find and analyze radio‑frequency signals, selling intelligence services mainly to the U.S. government and allied agencies.
- The company recently won a NASA deal to supply data that maps radio interference in low Earth orbit to support secure space‑to‑space communications research.
- The IPO filing discloses that BlackRock‑affiliated entities would own about 5.1% after the offering, and it notes a standard 30‑day option for underwriters to buy more shares while the SEC registration is not yet effective.