Initial Public Offering (IPO) stories - Page 4

Auckland-based EROAD Ltd is considering an IPO and listing on the NZX Main Board to raise $40m for growth strategy.

Dick Smith exceeds sales forecast with AU$1.228bn for FY14, but falls behind last year's figures of AU$1.280bn.

Kiwi cloud tech firm Serko starts trading on the NZX Main Board, raising NZD $22 million at NZD $1.10 per share with overwhelming investor support.

Serko closes public pool of its retail share offer early due to high demand, will allocate shares to institutions and public.

For a company specialising in online corporate travel booking, how fitting to hear that Kiwi firm Serko is going places.

Kiwi firm Serko announces IPO to fuel growth ambitions, offering NZD $17 million in new shares. Listings open 4 June for NZX and ASX investors.

Aerohive Networks has announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 7,500,000 shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $10 per share.

Wynyard Group has met its 2013 revenue forecast of GBP £21.5m following its successful IPO, announcing an impressive 62% revenue growth.

Wynyard Group ramps up 2013 capital spending by up to 63%, bringing forward staff recruitment and setting new expenditure targets to drive sales growth.

Following news that Twitter is hoping to raise up to US$1 billion in its IPO, one analyst company has offered a word of caution for the social media giant.

Ads, Ads, and yes, more Ads as social networking site smashes financial expectations with over one million advertisers now on board.

Zuck defends Facebook's plummeting stock to irate investors, promising a comeback despite a 37% decline since its IPO.

Christchurch IT company is to offer New Zealanders the opportunity to share in the rapid growth of online commerce.

Company considering raising capital by an Initial Public Offering (IPO) and a listing on the NZX Main Board to accelerate its international growth strategy.

Kim Dotcom teases a Mega IPO, opening investment in his digital empire to the public amid his ongoing legal battles. #MegaIPO.

An NZX adviser will pay NZD $10,000 after exploiting a client to gain Trade Me shares during its IPO, violating trading rules and market watchdog sanctions.

Social networking site reports stock increase after CEO and founder promising to hold onto shares for at least a year.

Its IPO may have been something of an anticlimax but it doesn’t appear to have done Facebook any lasting damage with users.

Nasdaq proposes a US$40m fund to settle Facebook IPO mishaps, facing criticism for inadequate compensation and undermining competitors.

Facebook faces legal action as shareholders sue over IPO discrepancies, alleging lack of transparency with forecast revisions.