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Officials are investigating conspiracy and fraud allegations over the £7bn Autonomy sale to Hewlett Packard completed ten years ago

One of the leading defenders is Darktrace, the AI cybersecurity company founded by Invoke Capital in 2013.

The Darktrace share price is up 30%. Should I buy the stock now? More on: Cyber security firm Darktrace (LSE: DARK) has seen its share price climb 30% since its London flotation on 30 April. I reckon the company — which is now valued at £2.2bn — could be the hottest tech IPO in the UK this year. Darktrace uses artificial intelligence to secure all of a company’s digital operations, including cloud, network, email, and industrial control systems. I think demand for cyber security servic...

UK cybersecurity company Darktrace launched this morning well above its initial price of 250p per share, jumping sharply to 350p in opening trade.

Darktrace soars on London debut, 38% above IPO price Updated / Friday, 30 Apr 2021 14:36 Darktrace uses AI to understand IT networks and detect attacks by identifying unusual behaviour from within. Darktrace, a cybersecurity company, leapt more than 40% on its market debut today, delivering a boost to the London market after the spectacular flop of Deliveroo last month. The company was priced at 250 pence in the initial public offering, giving it a valuation of just over half the original aim ...

UPDATE 2-Darktrace prices IPO at 250 pence, valuing firm at $2.4 billion Reuters 5 hrs ago By Paul Sandle LONDON, April 30 (Reuters) - British cybersecurity company Darktrace said on Friday it had set the price of its shares at 250 pence in its London listing, around the midpoint of the range, giving the company a market capitalisation of about 1.7 billion pounds ($2.37 billion). The valuation is well below the $4 billion which sources had said was the companys original target. The tech compa...

Darktrace shares soar by 40% on London stock market debut Mark Sweney © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: John Phillips/Getty Shares in Darktrace surged after the British cybersecurity firm made its debut on the London Stock Exchange. The Cambridge-based company began conditional trading on Friday at 250p a share, with enthusiastic investors immediately pushing up its stock by 40% to 350p a share, and sending its market value up from £1.7bn to almost £2.4bn. The 250p flo...

Darktrace priced its shares at 250p Friday morning, valuing the cybersecurity firm at £1.7 billion ($2.4 billion).

Darktrace prices IPO at 250 pence, valuing firm at $2.4 billion By Syndicated Content Apr 30, 2021 1:29 AM LONDON (Reuters) – British cybersecurity company Darktrace said on Friday it had set the price of its shares at 250 pence in its London listing, around the midpoint of the range, giving the company a market capitalisation of about 1.7 billion pounds ($2.37 billion). The valuation is well below the $4 billion which sources had said was the company’s original target. Th...

The stock was last up 41% at a price of 352p. Darktrace said its offering would comprise around 66 million shares — or about 9.6% of Darktraces issued share capital — and raise a total of £165.1 million. Of that, £143.4 million will go to the company, while £21.7 million will go to existing shareholders. The company has said a further 9.9 million shares will be sold if demand proves higher than expected. Hussein Kanji, a partner at early Darktrace backer, Hoxton Ventures, told CNBC he be...