Lincoln International, Inc.
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Lincoln International, Inc. (NYSE:LCLN) is a publicly traded company in the Finance sector. Wiseek has independently scored 5 items for LCLN at importance 7 or higher on its 1–10 market-impact scale. Its most recent item scored 7 or higher is dated 2026-08-07, rated 7/10. Across its 5 most recent items scored 7 or higher, the top rating is 9/10, with 3 rated 8 or above. Recent SEC coverage for LCLN spans 10-Q, 8-K, 424B4.
Recent high-impact activity:
- Lincoln International Posts Record Q2 Revenue of $225.7M, Up 51%, But Swings to Operating Loss on IPO-Related Charges
- Lincoln International Delivers Record Q2 Revenue of $225.7M, Up 51%, and Launches $0.07 Quarterly Dividend
- Lincoln International Completes IPO, Raises $473.7M, Establishes Multi-Class Share Structure
- Lincoln International Finalizes IPO at $20.00/Share, New Investors Face 96% Dilution; Insiders Cash Out $129.2M
- Lincoln International Prices IPO at $20 Per Share, Raising $421M Ahead of NYSE Debut
Short Interest & Short Volume
1.28 days to coverFINRA reported short interest of 770,846 shares in LCLN as of the September 15, 2026 settlement, a 45.6% increase from the prior period — about 1.3 days to cover at its recent average daily volume. On October 2, 2026, 91.7% of LCLN volume reported to FINRA trade-reporting facilities was marked short.
Daily short sale volume covers trades reported to FINRA trade-reporting facilities and is not the same as short interest (bi-monthly reported positions). Source: FINRA — FINRA is the owner and source of this short interest and short sale volume data; it may not be redistributed.
Dilution Risk
Low riskFiling-implied dilution signals for LCLN, detected from its recent SEC filings · based on capital-structure filings through 2026-05-21.
Initial Public Offering Finalized · Significant Dilution for New Investors
⚠ A more recent filing has been published for this ticker since this signal was computed; it may not yet be reflected — see the filings below.
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