Raspberry Pi, the iconic maker of single-board computers, has recently revealed the price for its Initial Public Offering (IPO), which is poised to value the company at a staggering £542 million.
In the lead-up to the IPO, during the pre-offer 'conditional dealing' phase tailored for institutions, the price per share experienced a remarkable surge by a third, surmounting the offer price to reach 380p.
The anticipation is mounting as open trading is scheduled to commence this Friday, igniting a new chapter in Raspberry Pi's journey as a publicly traded entity.The IPO offering, with a value of £166 million, represents approximately 30.7% of the company's shares, set to raise around £31.4 million in funds.
Prior to the IPO, the Raspberry Pi Foundation proudly held a substantial 73% ownership of Raspberry Pi shares, symbolizing a significant milestone in the company's growth and evolution.
Noteworthy financial achievements underline Raspberry Pi's success, with revenues hitting $265.8 million last year, yielding a commendable profit of $38.2 million, reflecting the company's robust position in the market.Exciting times lie ahead for Raspberry Pi, as it ventures into this new phase of its corporate journey, poised to captivate investors and tech enthusiasts alike with its innovative offerings and steadfast growth trajectory.