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Desktop Linux vendor Lindows Inc is inching closer to its proposed initial public offering but is now expecting to raise between $39.6m and $48.4m, rather than the $57.5m it originally expected.
The San Diego, California-based company has confirmed that it is set to change its corporate name to Linspire following the settlement of a trademark infringement case with Microsoft Corp but is pushing ahead with the IPO after just three years in business.
Lindows/Linspire has not yet put a date on the offering but now says it will offer 4.4 million shares at between $9 and $11, raising between $39.6m and $48.4m, rather than the $57.5m it originally expected in April.
While the proposed IPO will raise less than expected, the company will have more funds available following its $20m settlement with Microsoft. Lindows intends to use some of the funds from the settlement to clear a debt of $10.4m owed to its founder and CEO, Michael Robertson.
...Source: HighBeam Research, Lindows/Linspire Inches Closer to IPO.(initial public...