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By Luisa Beltran Order Reprints Print Article Playtika Holding, the biggest IPO so far in 2021, went public Friday after pricing its offering above the level it had told investors to expect. Driven Brands also listed as well. Shares of Playtika (ticker: PLTK) opened at $33.40 and hit a high of $36.06. The stock closed Friday at $31.62, up 17.1%. The solid showing came after Playtika,... Close Playtika, 2021’s Biggest IPO So Far, Rises Nearly 17% Playtika Holding, the biggest IPO so far in 2021, went public Friday after pricing its offering above the level it had...
Playtika, the Israeli mobile gaming company, updated a Form S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today. The filing said it plans to sell $1.6 billion worth of equity in a US initial public offering (IPO) valuing the firm at $8.6 billion to $9.4 billion. Inside Playtika’s Israel headquarters. The company could be worth up to $9.4 billion in a US IPO. (Image: Haaretz) Prior speculation indicated Playtika was eyeing a $1 billion IPO that valued the company at $10 billion. Founded in 2010 by Robert Antokol and Uri Shahak, the gaming enterprise will list on the Nasdaq und...