Consumer credit health management platform Credit Sesame announced that it received over $43 million in funding before its IPO with funds earmarked for AI algorithms and business expansions.
Indoor fitness startup Peloton gears up for an IPO after strong fiscal 2019 ending June. The company generated over $900 million in revenue and is valued at over $4 billion.
In recent news, Ping Identity, a Colorado-based online ID-management company, has filed for an IPO on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker “PING”.
INX Limited, a crypto exchange startup is in plans to raise $129,5 million through an IPO. And it has already reportedly filed a draft F-1 with the SEC.
Internet services company Cloudflare is going public joining the growing group of tech firms that have taken a decision to sell shares to the public this year.
Lyft (LYFT) stock climbed 13% after hours but gave up early gains after the company announced share lock-ups would expire on August 19, 2019, rather than a previously scheduled date in September.
Through this Bitcoin mining IPO, Canaan plans to raise $200 million from the public. This is the company’s second attempt for public filing.
Blockchain consortium startup R3 is said to be considering an Initial Public Offerings (IPO). Sources familiar with the report reveals that R3 is in talks with an adviser over a potential public listing.
Slack became only the second big company, after Spotify, to invite a free-for-all in its shares on Wall Street. Rather than an IPO, it chose a direct listing, releasing its stock to trade freely and stating just a “reference” figure of $26 a share.
Morgan Stanley investment bankers stand to harvest millions of dollars in fees for leading Uber Technologies Inc.’s IPO last week. Wealthy clients are facing big losses because of early investing policy.
Uber went public Thursday night at $45 a share, which was near the low end of its expected range. The pricing gave the company an initial valuation of $75.5 billion — well below the $120 billion figure investment bankers were talking about last fall.
Uber out-paced its rising competitor Lyft by more than $9 billion in revenue and at least 60 million users. That all could be seen from Uber’s S-1, the company has filed its IPO paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday.
Uber Technologies Inc announced that they will seek to sell around $10 billion (£7.7 billion) worth of stock in its initial public offering, and will make public the registration of the offering on Thursday.
After Lyft and TradeWeb went with their IPOs, another big company decided to do the same. Pinterest has already begun to prep for this by slashing its IPO target by billions of dollars.
Pinterest, the nearly decade-old visual search engine, has unveiled its S-1 as it prepares for an initial public offering (IPO) expected in April.