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Impossible Foods was founded in 2011 by Stanford biochemist Patrick Brown. In an interview from October 2019 during TechCrunch Disrupt, CEO Patrick Brown noted that he doesn’t see an IPO in the company’s near-term roadmap. These comments should not be interpreted to mean that the company is formally pursuing or foregoing an IPO.
Impossible Foods develops plant-based meat alternatives. The company has raised nearly $1.5 billion in Venture Capital funding from investors including Coatue Management, XN, Qatar Investment Authority, Quantum Global Partners, AME Cloud Ventures, Blue Horizon, Sailing Capital, Temasek Holdings, Gates Ventures, Horizons Ventures, and Khosla Ventures. Per company press releases, Impossible Foods last raised $200 million in August 2020 at a post-money valuation of over $4 billion.
Impossible Foods does not currently have an official ticker symbol because this company is still private. Register today to connect with our Private Market Specialists and learn more about new pre-IPO investment opportunities.
The stock price for Impossible Foods will be known as it becomes public. Here are similar public companies: Beyond Meat (NAS: BYND), Blue Apron (NYS: APRN), Oatly (NAS: OTLY).
| Date | Funding Round | Funding Raised | Price per Share | IPO Valuation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11/23/2021 | Series H-1 and H-2 | $543.66MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 8/13/2020 | Series G-1 and G-2 | $209.63MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 3/16/2020 | Series F-1 and F-2 | $704.42MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 5/13/2019 | Series E-1 and E-2 | $300MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 10/6/2015 | Series D | $125MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 6/27/2014 | Series C | $41.12MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 7/17/2013 | Series A-1 and B | $30.64MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
| 9/11/2011 | Series A | $6.42MM raised | $XXX.XX | $XXX.XX |
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Impossible Foods is a private company and not publicly traded.
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Patrick Brown is the founder of Impossible Foods, and Peter McGuinness is the CEO.
Impossible Foods products are rigorously safety-tested and verified by US FDA.
Major US retailers sell Impossible Foods products, like Walmart, Target, Safeway, and Fred Meyer.
