While some investors are loudly bemoaning that the IPO window can’t stay shut forever, other VCs themselves are actually part of the problem. A lot of standard VC deal terms give investors the a
If you asked a bunch of VCs at the end of 2023 if the IPO market would finally open again in 2024, most of them would have said yes. We know because TechCrunch surveyed more than 40 of them in Decembe
Some investors are more optimistic about M&A in 2024, while others think we will see a rebound in the IPO market.
In its S-1, Instacart describes itself as a "grocery technology company." But does that warrant a tech valuation?
We asked Latin American investors where they are placing their bets, when they think Brazil's IPO window might reopen, how to best pitch them, and more.
Would Arm be able to wrangle a price-sales and price-earnings premium to Intel and TSMC? We think so.
Even with a single-digit tally, the last three months of this year could be the most active quarter by the count of IPOs we do care about.
If market conditions continue to improve, it’s only a matter of time until we see a new crop of IPOs. But that might not happen as soon as you’d expect.
As the stock market cooled last year, it led to a dearth of startup IPOs. That could be about to change. The Wall Street Journal reports that Klaviyo, the Boston-based marketing automation startup tha
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Total venture funding in 2022 amounted to $415.1 billion, 35% less than in 2021.
Once an exit gets off the rails, and under current market conditions, it is just not easy to get back on track.
Instacart's first major valuation haircut was a sign of bad things to come for other tech companies on the delivery, IPO or valuation fronts. It now seems that we might not have hit rock bottom yet.
EquityZen shared insights on secondary stock sales and a few IPO predictions that gave us food for thought.
It appears that the S-1 drought is set to continue until some brave company breaks the logjam in style.
We cannot provide enough handicapping to eliminate the fact that so very many 2021 tech IPOs were, from a returns perspective, hot garbage once they floated.
Join us for a jolly jaunt through our list of events that we failed to predict in Q3, and what we expect to happen in Q4 2022.
Nubank's decision is now another data point that leaves us wondering how long it will be before another Latin American fintech dares to IPO.
Things have turned so sour for SPACs that it leaves us with a question: Why did anyone think that this was a good idea again?
How are the myriad issues in China's economy impacting Chinese startups?
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