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Wall Street's equity market has a full plate of offerings on its the table, with 16 deals on the docket, including 5 IPOs.Those deals tentatively scheduled to price include:
IPOs:
- AeroViroment (AVAV), a 6.7M-share IPO for ths unmanned aircraft manufacuturer. AVAV has a $14.00-$16.00 filing range
- Converted Organics (COIN), a 2M-share IPO for this fertilyzer company. COIN has a $5.00-$6.00 filing range.
- Meruelo Maddux Properties (MMPI), a 40M-share IPO to pay-off debt and for other corporate purposes. MMPI has a $12.00-$14.00 filing range.
- Oculus Innovative Sciences (OCLS), a 3.5M-share IPO for this developer of wound/infection treatments. OCLS has a $8.00-$10.00 filing range. This IPO was re-scheduled from December 2006.
- Oritani Financial (ORIT), a 10.575M-share IPO for this savings & loan holding company.
- Alllis-Chambers Energy (ALY), a 4.5M-share Secondary. ALY is engaged in oilfield services.
- Baldor Electric (BEZ), a 6.25M-share Secondary. BEZ designs and manufactures electric motors.
- Covanta (CVA), a 5.77M-share Secondary for this diversified utility.
- Edge Petroleum (EPEX), a 9.2M-share Secondary to finance the pending acquisition of oil and gas properties from Smith Production Inc. and to refinance Edge's existing revolving credit facility.
- Inverness Medical Innovations (IMA), a 5M-share Secondary to repay outstanding debt and for
- working capital and other general corporate purposes.
- J Crew Group (JCG), a 7.5M-share Secondary to fund the business growth/development.
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