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Infleqtion lists on the NYSE
Breakthrough Victoria's release marks Infleqtion's New York Stock Exchange listing, the investor's first portfolio listing, and notes further quantum backing of Quantum Brilliance plus Infleqtion's Victorian operations and partnerships.
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$1.4b
Klarna's IPO Pops — $1.4B Raise, Sequoia Wins | NewsLab
Klarna went public on the New York Stock Exchange; most of the $1.4 billion offering came from holders selling stock, with Sequoia the biggest seller and only a small slice newly issued.
Funding announcement
Klarna to raise USD1.3b in New York IPO
Swedish BNPL firm Klarna is preparing a renewed New York float, seeking as much as USD1.27 billion at a valuation a source puts at USD12.5-14 billion, after earlier delays.
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AI, Web3 And E-Commerce Led For New Unicorns In April 2024
Eleven companies reached billion-dollar valuations in April 2024, led by Xaira Therapeutics' $1 billion Series A; Rubrik and Ibotta listed on the NYSE, and several existing unicorns raised at higher valuations.
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Australia-launched fintech startup InstaReM raises $27 million in first half of Series C, as it gears up to IPO
Singapore-based cross-border payments firm InstaReM has closed the first half of its Series C, led by MDI Ventures and Beacon Venture Capital, and is targeting a New York listing in 2021.