Sentences with phrase «ipo by»

The concept of ICO can be related to the concept of Initial Public Offers (IPO) where an investor invests in any company's IPO by looking at it's future prospects.

Rackspace, which was taken private in a $ 4.3 billion deal in August 2016 by private equity firm Apollo Global Management, is reportedly in consideration for an IPO by the firm, according to a report by Bloomberg.

Rackspace, which was taken private in a $ 4.3 billion deal in August 2016 by private equity firm Apollo Global Management, is reportedly in consideration for an IPO by the firm, according to a report b

Mammoth Chinese state - owned investment company CITIC Group also reportedly is mulling an $ 11.8 billion IPO by the end of the year.

James also advised the underwriters on a proposed $ 1.2 billion IPO by Boston - based property and casualty insurer Liberty Mutual in September 2010, which was withdrawn later that same month.

The Swedish streaming service has taken an unconventional approach, opting for a direct listing which circumvents the cost of an IPO by simply enabling existing shares to be traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

In many instances, private equity sponsors may pursue a potential IPO by a portfolio company while at the same time exploring that company's possible sale.

• Jumia, an African online shopping platform, is under consideration for an IPO by parent company Rocket Internet, Reuters reports citing sources.

• ProPetro Holding, a Midland, Texas - based oilfield services company backed by Energy Capital Partners, raised $ 350 million in an IPO by offering 25 million shares at $ 14 per share, below its expected range of $ 16 to $ 19.

Of the 122 who say they plan IPOs by the year 2000, 72 used Big Five firms last year.

Please keep in mind they don't have as tight a definition of IPO as Prof. Ritter, but they have more information on proceeds raised, filing activity, pricing activity, and a breakdown of IPOs by sector.

Four areas of work are expected of investment bankers, according to a study on closed - end - fund IPOs by the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

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Not exact matches

Snap's IPO would be the largest exit for an L.A. - based tech startup by far.

Unlike equity crowdfunding or traditional IPOs, ICOs aren't regulated by the SEC.

In February, Quartz reported that Dropbox was in talks with banks on plans for an IPO, though nothing official about an IPO has been released by the company.

In the second quarter of 2013, tech IPOs represented about a quarter of all IPOs — and plenty of analysts are saying that we're going to start seeing a lot more tech companies (especially enterprise software) go public in the next several months driven, in part, by a backlog generated in a sluggish 2012.

The Financial Times report suggested Aramco's IPO — widely seen as the cornerstone project of the kingdom's efforts to reform its economy — is struggling to arrive at the $ 2 trillion valuation sought by Saudi's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.

By then, Rao believes the company will have all of the building blocks in place for a successful IPO.

I think it's part of the broader IPO window, and is being driven by some of the returns that have been found in the biotech world with really successful drugs.

General tech observers get spooked by underwhelming IPOs because they envision the broad economic destruction wrought by other industry meltdowns.

Cara is on better financial ground today, thanks to a 2015 IPO, also supported by Fairfax.

But the IPO rules prevent them from doing that by making sure they communicate entirely through a middleman.

I was really struck by the image of Katrina Lake holding her son during her IPO, and there are a number of women entrepreneurs out there who are saying, «I want that to be me too.»

The Financial Times, citing British officials who had been briefed during a state visit, reported that Aramco's IPO — widely seen as the cornerstone project of the kingdom's bid to reform — is struggling to arrive at the $ 2 trillion valuation sought by Saudi's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.

• The Works, a U.K. - based discount stationary chain backed by Endless, is planning an IPO that could value it at 100 million pounds ($ 142 million), Reuters reports citing sources.

Having taken the browser world by storm, fueled with its IPO war chest, it faced a bruising battle with Microsoft.

• China Literature, backed by Tencent, filed for an IPO in Hong Kong, TechCrunch reports.

Snap's IPO was oversubscribed by more than ten - times, indicating a hunger for the shares that might produce a pop on the first day of trading.

The IPO was oversubscribed by 23.5 %, making it the largest IPO of ordinary shares ever seen on the Jamaica Stock Exchange.

But here's a different perspective from a site called IPO Candy: Don't evaluate the success of Cloudera's IPO based on its last round of funding in 2014, because that round, led by Intel, wasn't made for financial reasons.

In 2000, with the Internet craze sweeping the world, Okamura became fascinated by online companies and their IPOs.

• Engineering for the Petroleum & Process Industries, Egypt's state - owned oil company, has picked a consortium led by CI Capital as lead managers and bookrunners for an IPO that could raise about $ 150 million, Bloomberg reports.

Play, backed by Greek fund Tollerton and Iceland - based Novatar, plans an IPO on about 48.6 % of its shares in Warsaw.

Spotify's long - awaited IPO saw shares open at $ 165.90, well above the $ 132 guide price set by the NYSE.

Not when you consider that Drugstore.com had generated total revenue of $ 4.2 million by the time of its IPO in July 1999, with a net loss in the previous six months of $ 30.4 million.

Exact terms of the IPO, being led by Jefferies and William Blair, have yet to be disclosed.

The fate of the company's IPO depended a great deal on the way it was handled by Morgan Stanley, and on the appetite of institutional investors for the company's stock.

For most product - based companies, there's a formula used by professional investors that approximates how much capital they'll need to invest before the company will be ready for a liquidity event, whether that's an IPO or a merger or acquisition.

«You're giving up a bit of your potential upside of succeeding by IPO, but you're increasing the possibility of succeeding by trade sale or in other ways,» he says.

After the company's IPO the stock has increased by more than 100 % to land at a nearly $ 10 billion market cap.

The IPO process itself was managed by three other investment banks.

One year ago ExactTarget, an interactive marketing software company, went public with a market cap of over $ 1 billion (and I wrote about the mental journey from start - up to IPO taken by the company's founders.)

Of course, Facebook made its debut with high hopes, only to see its stock fall below the IPO price by the second day of trading.

Although the company's price per share popped to $ 25 soon after its IPO, shares have fallen by half since then, and are currently trading at around $ 12.

Another avenue to consider is «dual tracking,» a process by which a company prepares for an IPO while simultaneously trying to sell itself on the private market.

If you want feedback on your IPO plan before jumping in, consider taking advantage of new freedoms established by the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, which was enacted by the federal government in April 2012.

There exist profitable, late - stage startups that are run by people who believe their companies could stand a little seasoning before going through the hassle of an IPO to face the quarter - by - quarter scrutiny of the public markets.

Accel Partners was Cloudera's first investor and owns 16.3 % of the company, followed by Greylock Partners, which owns 12.5 % of Cloudera's shares prior to the IPO, the filing shows.

Privately placed funding rounds ahead of IPOs are a commonly used tactic by sought - after Chinese companies to establish high valuations.