By Paul Simons on May 23, 2012
I hate to offer a view that is counter to what many people clearly believe but I have been trying (and failing) to understand the metrics behind the Facebook IPO. So I’ll lead with my chin. The IPO offer price was $38 on May 18 (and rose to $42.05) creating a value of $104 billion, [...]
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By Stephen Foster on February 2, 2012
The numbers for Facebook’s forthcoming IPO (share offer) are truly staggering: the offer of a tiny tranche of stock could raise $10bn, the company might be valued at around $100bn and founder Mark Zuckerberg (pictured) will be worth around $27bn, making him one of the richest people in the world. And the company only started [...]
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