Line Delays IPO Pricing Amid Brexit Turmoil

The video discusses the Japanese IPO terms and the impact of Brexit on investor decisions. It highlights the company's pricing strategy and board meeting plans. The focus then shifts to Line, a messaging app with 250 million users, comparing it to larger competitors like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. Line's revenue is primarily from Japan, reducing repatriation risks. The company aims to expand its revenue through advertising and gaming, leveraging its Japanese market focus for a successful IPO.

What role does Brexit play in the current market conditions according to the text?

What factors are influencing the timing of the company's IPO?

How does the user base of the company compare to that of WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger?

What is the significance of the company's revenue coming from Japan?

In what ways is the company planning to increase its revenue streams?