viagogo IPO

viagogo.comConsumer & Lifestyle / E-commerce

Viagogo was founded in 2005 by Eric Baker. The company has not publicly endorsed plans to participate in an IPO. Subsidiary company, StubHub, however, has expressed plans to go public via direct listing.

Viagogo is a ticket resale platform. In 2020, the company acquired StubHub for $4 billion, another resale platform founded by Baker. Viagogo is owned by StubHub Holdings. The company has raised more than $60 million in venture capital funding from investors including Angel Capital Managment, Index Ventures, Valor Capital Group, Klingenstein, Fields & Co, and Andre Agassi. Viagogo has not disclosed valuation figures.

These comments should not be interpreted to mean that the company is formally pursuing or foregoing an IPO.

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Is viagogo a publicly traded company?

viagogo is a private company and not publicly traded.

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Will viagogo go IPO?

viagogo has not yet filed for an IPO. However, it's important to note that IPOs are not the sole avenue for a private company to transition to public trading. Private companies can also go public through alternative methods such as but limited to Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), direct listings, or through mergers and acquisitions. Find out which companies are eyeing an IPO on our Tech IPO Calendar 2024.

What is viagogo's IPO price?

The IPO price for viagogo will be known only if it becomes public. However, you may access the "Price At Last Round" and the "Implied EV" for publicly traded comparable companies with Forge Data.

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When was viagogo founded?

viagogo was founded in 2014.

Who are viagogo's major investors?

Bessemer Venture Partners

Madrone Capital Partners

Aglaé Ventures

Barton Technology Ventures

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Updated on: Jul 26, 2024

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