Selling Stockholders Finalize $171.6M Secondary Offering; Company Repurchases 10% of Shares

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Selling stockholders, including affiliates of the Chairman, are proceeding with a $171.6 million secondary offering of 7.8 million Class A common shares, with Flowco Holdings Inc. planning to repurchase 10% of the offering.

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• Finalized Secondary Offering

  Selling stockholders are offering 7.8 million shares of Class A common stock at a public offering price of $22.00 per share, totaling $171.6 million. This finalizes the terms of the offering initiated on March 19, 2026. The company will not receive any proceeds from these sales.

• Company Share Repurchase

  Flowco Holdings Inc. intends to repurchase 780,000 shares (10% of the offering) from the underwriters at the offering price, totaling $17.16 million. These shares will be funded with cash on hand and subsequently cancelled, partially offsetting the increase in public float.

• Selling Stockholders Include Chairman's Affiliates

  The primary selling stockholders are entities affiliated with GEC, which are controlled by Jonathan B. Fairbanks, a director and the Chairperson of the company's board of directors.

• Loss of "Controlled Company" Status

  Following the completion of this offering and the share repurchase, Flowco Holdings Inc. will no longer be considered a "controlled company" under NYSE corporate governance standards. However, GEC and White Deer will collectively retain approximately 49.4% of the outstanding common stock.

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This filing finalizes the terms and pricing of a substantial secondary offering by selling stockholders, including entities affiliated with the company's Chairman. The offering of 7.8 million shares, valued at $171.6 million, represents a significant increase in the public float and typically exerts downward pressure on the stock. While the company will not receive proceeds from the sale, its intent to repurchase 10% of the offered shares for $17.16 million is a positive mitigating factor, signaling confidence and reducing the net dilution. The transaction also results in the company losing its 'controlled company' status, a governance change, though major shareholders GEC and White Deer will retain significant influence.