CEO: Lightning eMotors committed to Loveland as it plans to go public
LOVELAND — Although the prospect of raising $270 million in a debut on the New York Stock Exchange would draw a company toward settling in a major metro area, Lightning eMotors CEO Tim Reeser said the company plans to stay put in Loveland for the next several years as it executes a billion-dollar growth plan.
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