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Reddit filed for IPO with SEC for NYSE listing under ticker RDDT.

Reddit reported $90.8m losses in 2023, with an ARPU of $3.42. [ more ]

Momenta's potential IPO in the US may face challenges due to the negative perception of Chinese companies and government influence. [ more ]

Etihad Airways plans $1 billion IPO to enhance competitiveness. [ more ]

Wiz, a cloud security platform, raised $1 billion in Series E funding to fuel acquisitions and rapid expansion towards an IPO. [ more ]

Stock price pops on first day may indicate underpricing and potential for more raised capital.

SPACs like DWAC offer alternative routes to going public, with significant market value increases seen post-acquisition. [ more ]

Reddit went public on March 21, with a revenue of nearly $800 million in 2023.

Volunteer moderators manage subreddits enforcing rules, a model unique to Reddit among social media platforms. [ more ]

Reddit went public on March 20, 2024, with a 48% stock increase on the first day.

Reddit's IPO decision aimed to reflect users' ownership and reward employees. [ more ]

Riyad Bank plans IPO for investment banking unit Riyad Capital

Reflects Saudi Arabia's focus on developing financial sector [ more ]

Rubrik has filed for an IPO on NYSE, aiming to raise $500-700 million.

Annual revenue from subscriptions is $784 million, with a net loss of $277.7 million over the last year. [ more ]

Bitkub Capital plans to conduct an IPO next year, valuing the exchange at $165 million.

Increasing demand in cryptocurrency trading accounts, driven by bitcoin gains and higher active account numbers. [ more ]

Reddit goes public after years of preparation

Reddit shares jump 67% in early trading [ more ]

Reddit went public with 267 million weekly active users and $804M in revenue in 2023.

Pinterest has 498 million monthly active users and has shifted focus to e-commerce, becoming profitable. [ more ]

Reddit's IPO forthcoming, but complications like API pricing issues not fully addressed.

Reddit's push to lock down user-generated content for AI training led to backlash among the community. [ more ]

Reddit's IPO saw shares soar nearly 50%, closing at $50.44, pushing its value to nearly $9bn.

Despite boasting 70 million daily users, Reddit has yet to turn a profit after its long-awaited IPO and faces challenges with a tumultuous history. [ more ]

Reddit shares opened 38% above initial offer prices, reaching a value of $8.87bn.

Advance Publications, Reddit's largest shareholder, to potentially gain $1.4bn from the company's market debut. [ more ]

Reddit's shares opened at almost $47 and quickly rose to around $55, a 60% increase from its IPO price of $34 per share. The peak share price reached $57.80 before dropping a few percentage points.

Despite Reddit's high revenue and losses, its AI contract sales worth $203 million show potential for growth. However, an FTC inquiry into licensing user data for AI models could impact investor interest. [ more ]

Reddit shares soared 60% in stock market debut after raising $748 million in IPO.

The first social media IPO in nearly five years, Reddit's listing could set the tone for future tech and media deals. [ more ]

Reddit IPO priced at $6.4 billion, top end of the range

Reddit aims to monetize by licensing content and AI training deals [ more ]

Reddit's IPO expected to have a valuation of $6.4 billion.

Reddit's IPO involves selling shares to Redditors and moderators, breaking traditional IPO practice. [ more ]

Astera Labs had a successful IPO, with shares climbing 54% above the offering price.

The market views Astera Labs favorably due to its focus on AI-led datacenter buildout. [ more ]

Reddit is introducing 'free-form ads' to blend in with user posts

Users can engage with these ads and they outperform other ad types by 28% in click-through rate. [ more ]

The FTC is conducting an inquiry into Reddit's data licensing practices for third-party AI models.

Reddit relies heavily on advertising revenue but is now exploring data licensing for AI training. [ more ]

Large Language Models need quality training data

Google may sign content licensing agreement with Reddit [ more ]

Reddit is aiming for a $6.4 billion valuation with its upcoming IPO on the New York Stock Exchange.

The delay in Reddit's IPO was due to factors like economic instability, operational preparedness, and global events like the Russia-Ukraine conflict. [ more ]

Reddit is seeking a valuation of up to $6.4 billion in its upcoming IPO.

The company plans to sell around 22 million shares, priced between $31 and $34 each, potentially raising up to $748 million. [ more ]

Reddit is going public, aiming to raise up to $748 million and valued at $6.5 billion.

The platform emphasizes trust, authenticity, and community building as key differentiators from competitors. [ more ]

Reddit's I.P.O. valuation target reduced to $6.5 billion from $15 billion initially.

Reddit plans to sell about 22 million shares and has set aside 1.76 million shares for Redditors to participate in the IPO. [ more ]

Reddit to launch IPO with shares priced between $31 and $34, aiming to raise around $748 million.

Reddit's valuation estimated at $6.4 billion accounts for its massive user base and AI training applications. [ more ]

Reddit plans to sell around 22 million shares, potentially raising $748 million at the high end of the range.

Reddit's IPO allows community members to sell shares immediately, potentially leading to volatile meme stock behavior. [ more ]

Shutting down startups is a lucrative business for companies specializing in this service.

Stripe's valuation increased by 30%, reaching $65 billion, affecting its IPO plans. [ more ]

Stripe values at $65 billion, up 30% from last year's funding.

$1 billion stock sale to provide liquidity to current and former employees. [ more ]

Reddit is offering its dedicated users the opportunity to invest in its IPO based on their Reddit karma.

The rise of meme stocks and communities like r/WallStreetBets on Reddit has attracted investor interest and raised unique considerations for potential investors in Reddit's IPO. [ more ]

Reddit offers users a chance to become owners through Directed Share Program.

Individual investors participating in IPOs can lead to unpredictable share pricing. [ more ]

Reddit filed for IPO, allowing top users to buy shares based on karma.

Reddit plans to utilize IPO to grow through advertising, e-commerce, and data licensing. [ more ]

Reddit files for IPO on NYSE with loyal users invited to buy shares

Reddit exploring revenue expansion through AI deals [ more ]

Reddit files for IPO on NYSE under the symbol 'RDDT'

Unique plan to offer shares to top users and investors [ more ]

Reddit filed for IPO with revenue up 20% and 73 million daily users.

Social media industry evolving post scrutiny; Reddit's IPO highly anticipated. [ more ]

Plaid hires its first-ever president, signaling a potential IPO in the near future.

Affirm's earnings report shows higher revenue but cautious investor sentiment. [ more ]

Plaid has named Jennifer Taylor as its first president, following the recent hiring of a CFO, suggesting the company may be preparing for an IPO.

Taylor's experience scaling products and her tenure at Cloudflare, including during and after its IPO, indicate that Plaid is moving closer to going public.

Plaid, which connects consumer bank accounts to financial applications, has expanded its offerings to include lending, anti-fraud, and payments, and has worked to diversify its revenue streams since the failed Visa acquisition. [ more ]

Reddit is considering a valuation of at least $5 billion for its upcoming IPO.

Private trades value the company at between $4.5 billion and $4.8 billion, potentially indicating a lower IPO valuation. [ more ]

Reddit is planning to launch its IPO in March, following years of consideration.

The IPO would be the first of a major social media company since Pinterest in 2019. [ more ]

Reddit is planning to launch its IPO in March, marking the first IPO of a major social media platform since Pinterest's debut in 2019.

The IPO would test the willingness of Reddit users to invest in the company's stock market debut, as many users have fueled meme stock rallies in recent years. [ more ]

Reddit plans to initiate its IPO in March after considering a listing for over three years.

The company aims to offer around 10% of its shares in the IPO, with the specific valuation to be determined closer to the listing date. [ more ]

Reddit plans to go public in March after confidentially filing for an IPO two years ago

The valuation of Reddit is yet to be determined, but estimates in 2021 ranged from $10 billion to $15 billion [ more ]

Reddit is reportedly planning to launch its IPO in March.

Reddit's valuation was around $10 billion in its last funding round in 2021. [ more ]

Reddit is preparing to launch its IPO in March, after more than three years of considering it.

The company is looking to sell around 10% of its shares in the IPO. [ more ]

Reddit is planning to launch its IPO in March, making it the first IPO of a major social media company since Pinterest in 2019.

The IPO would test the willingness of Reddit users to support the company's stock market debut.

Reddit is seeking to sell about 10% of its shares in the IPO and will determine the valuation closer to the listing date. [ more ]

Circle has confidentially filed for a proposed IPO.

Circle is the issuer of the stablecoin USDC, which has the second-largest market capitalization. [ more ]