"Ibotta's IPO Makes 150 Millionaires and Soars 17% in Post-IPO Trading"

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Denver-based digital marketing and consumer rebate platform Ibotta exceeded expectations in its initial public offering, raising $328 million for investors and $198 million for itself. The offering, priced at $88 per share, saw strong demand, with shares opening at $117 and closing at $103.25, valuing the company at $3.1 billion. The IPO minted over 150 new millionaires, many based in Denver, and is expected to attract top technology talent to the company. Ibotta has rebated over $1.8 billion to consumers and works with major retailers like Walmart and Kroger.
- Ibotta mints more than 150 milllionaires on its first day of trading The Denver Post
- Ibotta Shares Close Up Over 17% In Post-IPO Trading Forbes
- Ibotta’s IPO opens sharply higher, hinting at warming public-market interest in tech shares TechCrunch
- Investors Rush to Buy Ibotta Stock in its IPO The Wall Street Journal
- Walmart-Backed Ibotta, Holders Raise $577 Million in IPO Priced Above Range Bloomberg
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