ServiceTitan's IPO Soars with 42% Surge, Valued at $9 Billion
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ServiceTitan, a provider of financial and customer management software for trades, successfully went public, with its stock price rising from $71 million to $105 per share. The IPO was driven by the need to pay off venture investors due to previous funding terms that imposed penalties for delaying an IPO. The company raised about $625 million, potentially up to $718.5 million, to pay off investors and fund operations, despite not yet being profitable. The IPO's success is seen as a positive sign for fintech companies considering going public.
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