Patreon is a software company providing a membership and subscription business model service to professional creators (podcasters, YouTubers, bloggers, adult content, etc.). Access IPOs is on the watch for an investable IPO opportunity.
Telegram, a global messaging platform led by founder Pavel Durov, is known for its privacy-first ethos and massive user base. While its IPO potential intrigues investors, legal challenges and a complex business model make its path to profitability and public markets uncertain.
Skydio closed its consumer business to focus on safety and defense applications of its commercial drones. Private shares once flew high like its aerial vehicles, but a May 2024 funding round brought its valuation in for a landing.
Klarna has filed confidentially for an IPO in the U.S. CoreWeave has hired IPO bankers. Netskope aims for second-half 2025 IPO. Vuori appears to pause its IPO ambitions.
Quantum computing is the next frontier of science and innovation. Though challenges remain, the commercial potential for this science is expected to reach a trillion dollars. Quantinuum is a leading startup in the field and may IPO in the coming year.
Databricks is one of the largest and most prominent startups in the United States. It’s web-enabled Unified Data Platform enables companies to form data lakes, which empowers organizations to use large datasets for AI applications and business intelligence. Its IPO is inevitable and long overdue.
Agility Robotics designs and manufactures humanoid robots to address the global labor shortage for warehouse workers. The company is likely years from a viable business model, let alone an IPO. But investors see the potential for growth.
Venture capital, sports leagues, and celebrities have lined up to own a stake in Fanatics stock as a private company. Investors and fans will soon start cheering for a Fanatics IPO.
Curious about investing in private space companies? This guide explores six groundbreaking space startups pushing boundaries in space tech, from affordable launches to orbital habitats. With IPO potential on the horizon, discover which might reach public markets first.
Blue Origin is Jeff Bezo’s space launch and exploration company. He sells $1 billion in Amazon stock per year to fund its work. But will Blue Origin ever IPO?
Elon Musk has said it makes sense to spin off Starlink from SpaceX to raise funds and allow long-time Tesla stockholders to be a part of his satellite company. The deal could happen once revenues and profits stabilize.
The Vuori brand is synonymous with happiness, health, quality, and sustainability. Companies that prioritize these attributes can be attractive to investors. Monitor Vuori’s progress on a path to a potential public offering.