Continuing a trend among airlines and real estate investment trusts that began last fall, Omega Healthcare Investors Inc. has completed plans to raise up to $100 million over the next two years via an at-the-market stock offering.
At-the-market, or ATM offerings, also known as continuous offerings, controlled equity or equity shelf programs, allow a company, via registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission, to make incremental stock offerings rather than launching a single large sale of shares.
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