Shares of Hyliion Holdings Corp.
HYLN,
-12.04%
fell more than 9% on Friday on their first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Hyliion late Thursday said it completed the merger with blank-check company Tortoise Acquisition Corp. as announced in June, paving the way for trading. The deal gave Hyliion, a maker of electric powertrains for commercial trucks, about $560 million “to drive Hyliion’s continued development and the commercialization of its Hybrid and Hypertruck ERX electrified powertrain solutions,” the companies said.
