ELITE EXPRESS HOLDING INC any resale share in ipo

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Typically, in an IPO, resale shares refer to shares being sold by existing shareholders (like founders or private investors) rather than newly issued shares by the company. However, in this case, the IPO details provided don't mention any resale of existing shares. The company sold 3.8 million new shares, and the underwriters have an option to buy more. There's no indication that existing shareholders are selling their shares in this offering. Also, the user's profile mentions interest in the NASDAQ Composite, which ETS is part of now. The IPO is recent, so secondary market activity might be limited, but the question is specifically about the IPO resale. Since the references don't mention any resale by existing shareholders, the answer should reflect that there are no resale shares in this IPO, only new shares and the underwriters' option. I need to structure the answer clearly, starting with a conclusion, then detailed analysis, and include the necessary citations. 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