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Ditch the car and jump on a bike, green-economy leads BikeExchange to ASX with IPO
Global bicycle retail platform, BikeExchange Limited (Proposed ASX: BEX), are set to debut on the exchange on February 9 at an offer price of $0.26 per share. The small cap is looking to raise $20M, which would give the company a prospective market cap of $76M. The offer formally closes on January 25. RPro Holdings
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Are we getting sick of BNPL stocks yet? Zebit struggles on listing
After the halting of ASX listings due to uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the IPO markets has boomed in recent months where it’s now become more surprising for one to fall on listing, as was the case with BNPL provider Zebit (ASX: ZBT) in its first day on the boards. Between their classification as
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Trading frenzy on MyDeal sends share price soaring on opening day
Having raised $40 million from their IPO which would give Mydeal.com.au (ASX: MYD) an implied market capitalisation of $258.8m, investors that missed out on the IPO offer have hit the ASX boards in droves to open MYD shares at $1.80, a rise of 80% on their $1 IPO Offer Price. The demand for MYD shares
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Credit Clear set to list on ASX as delinquent payers set to rise
Australian fintech company, Credit Clear Limited (Proposed ASX: CCR), are planned to list on the exchange on October 27, after raising $15M at a price of $0.35 per share, giving the company an indicative market cap of approximately $79M. Not to be confused with a BNPL, Credit Clear specialises in the management of receivables solutions.
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Aussies flock to newly ASX-listed BNPL provider Laybuy on opening day
The buy-now-pay-later train is showing no signs of slowing down with Australian investors keen to jump aboard new BNPL investment opportunities as evidenced by the opening day of trade for Laybuy Group (ASX: LBY) as an ASX-listed company. Founded in 2017 by Gary Rohloff and his family in New Zealand, Laybuy Group has emerged as
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IPO Watch September: Laybuy Group Holdings
New Zealand-based Buy-Now Pay-Later company Laybuy Group Holdings Limited, is set to list on the ASX next month after COVID-19 required the company to delay their plans to list earlier in the year. Laybuy’s raise comprises a A$40m primary issuance, and an additional A$40m in existing shareholder securities and employee gifts. Proposing to trade under
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