Kalrana resurrected IPO plans, aims to collect 1.27b

by SkillAiNest

Buy Swedish Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Startup Clerk and its shareholders are restoring its initial public offer, hoping that the list will accumulate up to $ 1.27 billion, which will value the company up to $ 14 billion.

The company and some of its shareholders are selling about $ 34.3 million between $ 35 and $ 37 together. Refusal On Tuesday, on its registration statement. Kalarnah will receive about 5.6 million shares, while its shareholders are offloading about 29 29 million shares.

The company plans to listen to its shares under the “color” collision on the New York Stock Exchange.

Kalarna has long been expected to achieve its BNPL borrowing model’s widespread success in the context of the pounding rise in the context of the pounding rise, publicly publicly publicly publicly publicly successfully: Six years after the launch of the US, the company made more than $ 2021. However, the company has removed its IPO projects from 85 % because its price has dropped, its price has dropped, its price has declined, which has fallen, its price has decreased, its price has declined, its price has declined, its price has declined. Bubble burst.

Nevertheless, Kalarnah is growing well: its revenue increased by 54 % in the second quarter to $ 823 million in the second quarter compared to one year, with a 14 % increase in the total trade price. The company’s lower line is still in red with a net loss million 53 million, though it is 42 % less than its net loss of $ 92 million a year ago.

Goldman Sex, JP Morgan, and Morgan Stanley are running offers, and Boffe Securities, City Group, Deutsche Bank, Society General, UBS, and several other banks are also working on the deal.

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