Heartland’s retail shareholders offered a third of its capital raising
Heartland wants the opportunity to attract more institutional shareholders.
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Heartland Bank’s mostly retail shareholder base won’t get the same opportunity to participate in its $30 million capital raising as institutional investors.
That’s because Heartland has opted to raise $20 million immediately from a placement to institutions and the remaining up to $10 million
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Jenny Ruth
Tue, 13 Dec 2016
Tue, 13 Dec 2016
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Heartland’s retail shareholders offered a third of its capital raising
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