GoKawiilOura withdraws planned $15bn Nasdaq IPO days after filing
Smart ring maker Oura has postponed its US stock market listing, which would have valued the company at up to $15bn, citing uncertainty in the IPO market. The firm had filed documents just over a week earlier to raise as much as $2.2bn by selling shares priced between $40 and $44 on Nasdaq. CEO Tom Hale said the company can choose when to revisit going public.
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Oura's reversal follows a similar postponement by nuclear firm Holtec International, suggesting broader investor caution linked to rising interest rates, inflation concerns and geopolitical tension, according to market commentators like Mergermarket's Samuel Kerr. The pullback signals that even profitable, fast-growing companies may be judging current market conditions too volatile to price shares confidently, which could delay other pending listings.
- Oura scrapped its $15bn IPO plan days after filing for it.
- The company cited IPO market uncertainty rather than internal financial issues.
- Oura's revenue and profits have grown sharply, with $1.2bn in sales for the nine months to June 2025.
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