Slack Skipping IPO and Going Right to the Public
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Slack is entering the public market through a direct listing, allowing investors and employees to sell shares immediately, similar to Spotify's approach. This move comes amid a volatile market influenced by trade tensions and antitrust scrutiny. While some IPOs have succeeded, others have struggled. Slack aims for a valuation of $16-$17 billion, despite slowing revenue growth and expected losses of $190 million. Success for Slack would mean stable trading without major disruptions, as the company hopes to convince investors of its value.
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What was the market context for Slack's public listing, particularly regarding U.S. stocks?
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What challenges does Slack face in convincing investors of its valuation?
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