Cazoo: The full story of how online car retailer went from $8bn valuation to staring into the abyss February 1, 2024 The online car retailer, Cazoo, just three years old at that point in August 2021, was now worth $8bn, having decided to snub London and float across the pond.
Another UK snub: Cambridge spin-out eyes New York IPO as unicorn status beckons January 29, 2024 Life sciences startup Nuclera has said it is eyeing up a public listing in New York in the next five years as it approaches unicorn status.
Reddit to pursue March IPO after three years mulling it – reports January 18, 2024 The IPO would be the first by a major social media company since Pinterest's launch back in 2019.
A case for public equity: why listing in London matters January 12, 2024 London as a listing venue has considerable advantages for growth companies looking for the benefits of an IPO but it must do more to support companies grow.
London eagerly awaits Kazakh carrier Air Astana listing amid recent investment interest struggles January 12, 2024 Kazakhstani airline operator Air Astana is planning to list in London in a rare boon for the market which has been fighting to win major investment interest in recent years.
From ‘sugar rush’ to recovery: Could 2024 be the year London markets get back on track? December 28, 2023 As a subdued year on the London stock market comes to an end, Dan Webster looks ahead to what may be in store in 2024.
UK fintech group IEC floats on London Stock Exchange’s AIM rival Aquis December 14, 2023 A UK fintech group has listed on the Aquis stock exchange in a boon to the City after a year of its public markets being starved of listings.
London-based Marex files for New York IPO in huge blow to the City December 8, 2023 London-based commodities broker Marex has filed for an initial public offering in New York in a huge blow to the City after a drought of floats this year.
Huel would consider sale amid IPO market slump November 20, 2023 Chief Executive James McMaster told the Financial Times that Huel had considered the IPO market before it “died” at the beginning of 2022.
CAB Payments shareholders feel misled over risks after flop float November 6, 2023 RC Brown and Polar Capital, two investment funds, are understood to be among those alleging that the risks in CAB’s West African markets were not fully disclosed.