The Engineering Construction-News Record reported construction equipment rental company Neff has filed an IPO with the SEC with a target goal of raising $100 million.
The Record notes the Miami-based company, which rents, leases and sells construction equipment through 64 branches across 15 states, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2010 and emerged later that year with Wayzata Investment Partners in control of the company.
The Record said that Graham Hood, a former executive with Hertz Equipment Rental, has served as Neff’s president and CEO since 2007.
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