... revival. Crypto exchange Bullish (with investors including Peter Thiel) has filed for a listing in the U.S. under the ticker BLSH, aiming for a valuation of about $4 billion. This example illustrates that the IPO resurrection encompasses a wide range of companies—from fintech to crypto startups. The continuation of the IPO wave is critically important for the entire venture ecosystem: successful public exits finally provide funds with the opportunity to realize profitable exits and channel released capital into new projects. Despite investor caution, the prolonged "window" is prompting more and more startups to consider going public ...

... supported Slack , a startup that developed a popular platform for team collaboration and corporate communication. Slack went public and was subsequently acquired by Salesforce for $27.7 billion. Examples of Unsuccessful Deals Jumo Jumo is a fintech startup ... ... Unfortunately, the project did not succeed, and the company went bankrupt in 2017. How Andreessen Horowitz Supports Its Portfolio Companies? In-house Consulting Service Andreessen Horowitz provides its portfolio companies with access to a team of experts who ...

... Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for Turkey for July – 10:00 Moscow time. Publication of the Sentix Investor Confidence Index (August) for the Eurozone – 11:30 Moscow time. Release of Factory Orders statistics for the US for June – 17:00 Moscow time. Publication of corporate reports, including earnings results for Q2 and the first half of 2025 from several major companies (for example, Palantir and PJSC "Rostelecom"). Global Markets: Investor Expectations and Forecasts As a new week begins, cautious sentiments prevail in global financial markets. In Asia, there is a restrained dynamic: key indices, ...

An initial public offering (IPO) gives investors the opportunity to buy shares in companies at the start, often at an attractive price, but it is associated with a number of risks and requires a balanced approach. In this article, we will tell you what indicators you should pay attention to when analyzing a company, how to cope with ...

... but also early ventures with global ambitions. Southeast Asia is forming a new wave of tech giants: in ASEAN countries (such as Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, etc.), the number of rounds in the tens and hundreds of millions is growing, and some local companies are already going public at home, showcasing the maturity of their ecosystems. Even Africa is setting its own records: the continent's largest markets (Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa) are attracting unprecedented investments, particularly in fintech and renewable energy....