Reddit IPO
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Shares of social forum giant Reddit closed its first day of trading at $50.31, up nearly 48% from its IPO price of $34 per share. The company had indicated a…
Reddit priced its stock on Wednesday at $34 a share, the top of the anticipated range, a signal that investors are excited about the company’s IPO on Thursday. The social…
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The long-running dearth of IPOs could be coming to a close, partly due to Reddit’s upcoming public debut. Expected to list this month, Reddit saw its valuation soar during the…
Reddit’s planned IPO share price seems high, unless you look at its AI revenue
If investors agree to pay its high-end range, Reddit’s valuation should hit around $5.4 billion.
Reddit downplays risks of developer backlash, decentralized social media in its IPO filing
Reddit’s long-awaited IPO is nearing, promising to be the largest social media IPO since Pinterest. But in the company’s S-1 filing, Reddit fails to fully address the complications that arose…
Reddit’s feeling out its own IPO valuation is crucial, especially given that hightened regulatory scrutiny is restricting M&A as an exit avenue for unicorns.
Let’s make one thing clear: Reddit going public in the first quarter is not going to throw the IPO window wide open for other private tech companies.
The 2024 IPO cohort is coming into focus as Shein, Reddit prep to go public
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Cava’s sensible IPO ambitions could spur more companies to go public
Cava’s multi-billion-dollar IPO valuation could be the kick in the pants that companies need to start going public again.