ipo

• Baby Shark is everywhere, even on the stock market
• Fourth time’s the charm: Triller’s IPO is officially complete

  Triller, which emerged during the COVID pandemic as a rival for TikTok, has official gone public through a merger with AGBA.

  
• Reddit reveals 21% year-over-year revenue growth as it moves forward with long-rumored IPO

  Reddit is finally becoming a publicly traded company on Wall Street more than two years after it filed a confidential IPO.

  
• Video app Triller files for public offering, reports 2022 revenue of $47.7 million

  After trying to go public via a SPAC, Triller has opted for a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange by filing an S-1 on August 2.

  
• Reddit Hires First CFO Drew Vollero As It Eyes Public Offering
• Newly-Formed ‘Group Nine Acquisition Corp.’ Prices $200 Million IPO, Kicking Off Today
• Ahead Of Planned Public Offering, Triller Names Warner Chappell’s Paul Kahn CFO
• Spotify’s Chief Content Officer Leaves Ahead Of Planned Public Offering
• Spotify, Valued Around $19 Billion, Looks Toward Wall Street As It Makes Confidential Filing For Going Public
• Streaming Device Maker Roku Plans To Raise $100 Million In IPO
• One-Year-Old Instagram Stories Surpasses Snapchat In Daily Usage
• Japan’s Leading MCN, Uuum, Files For IPO