Oura CEO talks potential IPO and 'nonnegotiable' data privacy | TechCrunch
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Oura CEO talks potential IPO and 'nonnegotiable' data privacy | TechCrunch
""We've certainly hit the thresholds of size, trajectory, scale and growth,""
""We could go public. Is that in our plans? It's certainly an option. And when the moment is right, we'll let everyone know.""
""It's not, 'Oh, I'm now sharing my data with the Trump administration.' Like, no,""
""the privacy and security of your data is nonnegotiable,""
""it could be used in any way against you.""
Oura Health expects to generate $1 billion in revenue this year, doubling revenue from 2024. The company meets thresholds of size, trajectory, scale, and growth and could pursue a public offering when timing is appropriate. The company reports an average sleep duration of 7.5 hours per night for its CEO. Oura participates in data-sharing programs initiated during the Trump administration and enables customers to share data when it is useful. The company emphasizes that the privacy and security of user data is nonnegotiable, particularly when data could be used against individuals.
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