Indian Unicorn InMobi prepares for Nasdaq listing: Report
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InMobi plans to float an IPO in Nasdaq by the end of this year, The Economics Times reported on April 1. The tech company, which provides mobile advertising services globally, is India’s first unicorn and is expected to seek a valuation of over $15 billion, the report stated.
It has initiated talks with JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs and could kick off the IPO process in a few weeks, the report stated. If the listing is successful, the adtech company will be among the first Indian tech companies to list in the US. Softbank, which currently owns 40% of InMobi, is expected to make a windfall from the IPO.
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Outdoorsy Appoints New Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer
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Strategic financial executive Michael Dougherty joins world s largest on-demand marketplace for RV rentals to accelerate the global growth of the peer-to-peer platform
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Outdoorsy, the most-trusted and only global online RV rental and outdoor travel marketplace, announced today that Michael Dougherty joined the company as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective February 17. Dougherty joins Outdoorsy from iHeartMedia where he was the co-founder and CEO of Jelli, the world s largest digital ad platform for audio.
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Precision agriculture firm Farmers Edge plans IPO
Last Modified: 9:44 AM CST Thursday, Feb. 11, 2021 | Updates
Winnipeg-based Farmers Edge, one of the leading technology companies in the burgeoning precision agriculture field, has filed papers with the intention of going public through an initial public offering.
Winnipeg-based Farmers Edge, one of the leading technology companies in the burgeoning precision agriculture field, has filed papers with the intention of going public through an initial public offering.
Founded 15 years ago by Wade Barnes, a farmer from Birtle, with some partners, the company has expanded its sophisticated suite of agronomy-related software solutions that help farmers reduce inputs, increase yields and lower their carbon footprint.