Public Policy Holding Company, Inc. went public at $12.25 a share
It sold 4,150,000 shares on Nasdaq Global Market under the ticker PPHC and raised $50.8 million before costs.
Final prospectus (424B4) filed January 29, 2026
The terms
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Offered
4,150,000 shares
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“Prospectus 4,150,000 Shares Public Policy Holding Company, Inc. Common Stock”
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Price per share
$12.25
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“Initial public offering price | $12.25 | $50,837,500.00”
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Raised
$50,837,500before fees and costs
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Source and check
Shares × price = 4,150,000 × $12.25 = $50,837,500. They match.
“Initial public offering price | $12.25 | $50,837,500.00”
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Lead banks
Oppenheimer & Co., Canaccord Genuity
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“Oppenheimer & Co. | Canaccord Genuity”
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Trades as
PPHC on Nasdaq Global Market
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“We have applied to list our Common Stock on the Nasdaq Global Market (“Nasdaq”) under the symbol “PPHC”.”
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Extra for the banks
Up to 622,500 sharesan option the banks may use
From the prospectus
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“We have also granted the underwriters an option for a period of 30 days from the date of this prospectus to purchase up to an additional 622,500 shares of our Common Stock on the same terms set forth above to cover over-allotments, if any.”
A model read this, and code confirmed the quote appears in the filing. - Final prospectus filed January 29, 2026
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Who owns the company after the IPO
From the prospectus 4,150,000 of 28,534,706 shares outstanding after the offering (14.5%).
Where Public Policy Holding Company, Inc. sits among the last 12 months
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