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Affirm late Tuesday priced an offering of 24.6 million Class A shares at $49 each, above the recently increased target range of $41 to $44 a share. The original range was $33 to $38.
The IPO price values the consumer lender above $15 billion, once accounting for all outstanding shares and stock options.
The offering is led by Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Allen & Co. Affirm will trade on Nasdaq under the symbol AFRM. Shares are set to begin trading Wednesday.
Affirm had revenue for the June 2020 fiscal year of $509.5 million, up 93% from a year ago, while losing $112.6 million. For the September quarter, revenue was $174 million, up about 98% from the comparable year-earlier period, with a loss of $15.3 million.