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The outcome is decided by the first verifiable public evidence of the company's formal secondary offering announcement, drawing on sources such as corporate press releases, regulatory filings including SEC EDGAR, official stock exchange announcements, and widely recognized financial information services. A secondary offering means the resale of existing shares by current shareholders to new investors, with no issuance of new equity by the company itself. The outcome is Yes if the company named in the market question officially announces its intention to pursue such an offering by 11:59 PM CT on December 31, 2026 and No otherwise, and it may be determined early once a qualifying announcement is confirmed. If the source delays publishing information needed for resolution, resolution waits until it is published.
A secondary offering is a sale of existing shares by current shareholders, such as founders, employees, or early investors, to new investors, and it can shift a company's ownership without the company issuing new stock. The measure is whether the company named in the market question officially announces its intention to pursue a secondary offering by December 31, 2026.

The outcome is decided by the first verifiable public evidence of the company's formal secondary offering announcement, drawing on sources such as corporate press releases, regulatory filings including SEC EDGAR, official stock exchange announcements, and widely recognized financial information services. A secondary offering means the resale of existing shares by current shareholders to new investors, with no issuance of new equity by the company itself. The outcome is Yes if the company named in the market question officially announces its intention to pursue such an offering by 11:59 PM CT on December 31, 2026 and No otherwise, and it may be determined early once a qualifying announcement is confirmed. If the source delays publishing information needed for resolution, resolution waits until it is published.
A secondary offering is a sale of existing shares by current shareholders, such as founders, employees, or early investors, to new investors, and it can shift a company's ownership without the company issuing new stock. The measure is whether the company named in the market question officially announces its intention to pursue a secondary offering by December 31, 2026.