Secretive data-miner Palantir could fetch a $22 billion price-tag at its market debut next week, WSJ says
Palantir, the secretive technology firm, could fetch a $22 billion price-tag at its planned market debut on September 30, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
The controversial company is choosing to bypass the traditional initial-public-offering route, and opt for a direct listing instead.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesBig-data company Palantir Technologies is expected to carry a $22 billion price-tag when it goes public by the end of September,The data-miner is avoiding a traditional IPO route and instead choosing to go public via a direct listing, the Journal reported.
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