Wabash closes upsized $150M convertible notes offering after full greenshoe exercise

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Wabash National closed its convertible notes offering at $150 million after full exercise of the greenshoe option, providing critical liquidity amid steep losses but adding substantial potential dilution.

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• Offering Closed at $150M

  The convertible notes offering closed on July 20, 2026, with total principal of $150 million after full exercise of the $20 million greenshoe option, up from the initially announced $100 million.

• Conversion Terms Set

  Notes carry a 4.00% coupon, mature in 2032, and convert at $16.75 per share — a 32.5% premium to the pre-pricing price of $12.64. Maximum initial shares upon conversion: 11,867,085.

• Liquidity Lifeline Amid Losses

  Proceeds of approximately $141 million will repay credit agreement borrowings, addressing near-term liquidity pressure after a Q2 net loss of $23–26 million and a going-concern warning.

• Significant Potential Dilution

  If fully converted, the notes would add up to 11.9 million shares, representing roughly 29% of the current float, diluting existing shareholders substantially.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · WNC · Manufacturing

Wabash National closed its convertible notes offering at $150 million after the initial purchasers fully exercised the $20 million greenshoe option, up from the originally announced $100 million. The notes carry a 4.00% coupon and convert at $16.75 per share, a 32.5% premium to the pre-pricing stock price. This capital raise provides critical liquidity following a $23–26 million Q2 net loss and a going-concern warning, but adds significant potential dilution — up to 11.9 million shares if fully converted, representing roughly 29% of the current float. The indenture includes senior unsecured guarantees from subsidiaries and customary covenants. Proceeds will repay credit agreement borrowings, reducing near-term default risk but extending the debt maturity profile.