French red wine producer Lagarosse Holdings (LAGH.US) has applied for an IPO in the United States with plans to raise $29 million.

Chteau Lagarosse Holdings (LAGH.US), a red wine producer, exporter, and retailer based in France with vineyards in Bordeaux, submitted an application to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday to raise up to $29 million through an initial public offering (IPO). Chteau Lagarosse is a wine producer, exporter, and retailer in the Bordeaux region of France, headquartered in Tabanac, situated in the Cadillac Ctes de Bordeaux appellation. The company owns and operates a 45-hectare vineyard, with approximately 34 hectares dedicated to active cultivation. All core winemaking processes take place on the estate, including fermentation, blending, bottling, and labeling. The company sells its wines under three main brands: Chteau Lagarosse Cadillac Ctes de Bordeaux, Chteau Lagarosse Les Comtes, and Douley de Chteau Lagarosse. The wines are distributed through two channels: export sales to non-EU markets (targeting distributors, retailers, and end consumers) and domestic sales within the EU (targeting restaurants, retailers, and individual consumers). The company, based in Tabanac, France, was founded in 2011 and generated revenue of $4 million in the 12 months ending on September 30, 2025. The company plans to list on the NYSE American or Nasdaq stock exchange with the ticker symbol "LAGH." American Trust Investment Services is the sole book-running manager for the transaction.