Carta is a startup for startup founders and venture capital firms. As such, its private stock and potential IPO will gain much attention in the close-knit industry based in Silicon Valley. However, whether or not retail investors are interested is yet to be seen.
The Cerebras IPO is past due. The S-1 may drop any any moment. Chime has hired Morgan Stanley to lead its anticipated 2025 IPO. Geothermal startup Fervo Energy is highlighted in our IPO Radar section.
The “GitHub of AI” is the latest private AI darling. Hugging Face aims to be the open-source machine learning hub for the next technology boom. Can its revenue grow into its valuation? And can retail investors own it yet?
Fervo Energy deploys technologies developed in the oil and gas industries to make geothermal energy more efficient and cost-effective. Its 24/7 carbon-free electricity is in high demand from tech giants aiming to meet climate goals.
Gusto is a user-friendly human resources SaaS company with an extensive list of prominent private investors. When IPO volume returns to the market, expect Gusto to make its public debut.
Aptera Motors has designed a solar electric vehicle and sold almost 50,000 units. Next comes the hard part: manufacturing.
Revolut is a leading U.K. fintech company. Though not quite a bank, the company has built a diverse services platform and client base and is maturing into a public-worthy company. Watched for an IPO in the U.S.
Public has acquired Carta’s private market business. Is Public planning to offer pre-IPO stock access to its retail customers?
Startups are staying private longer, giving the most significant returns to venture capital investors and leaving the rest of us to wait for the IPO.
EnergyX is investing in technology to disrupt the lithium mining industry. Though pre-revenue, the company is actively courting private individual investors through a crowdfunding campaign. Should you invest?
This micro-mobility company is headed toward a public offering, drafting off its scooter rival, Bird. Bird’s SPAC valuation suggests Lime could add some tang to the IPO market.
There’s some hope that IPOs may pick up before the election. We could see a handful of higher-profile companies release their S-1s after Labor Day, giving them enough time to debut before the election.