Resale platform StubHub ‘delays IPO’

The American company has reportedly postponed its plans to go public until after Labor Day in the US in September

Eric Baker

Secondary ticketing company StubHub has reportedly pushed back its plans for a summer IPO. It was previously indicated the American ticket exchange and resale platform was planning to go public this summer if it was able to achieve a valuation of around US$16.5 billion (€15.1bn).

Secondary ticketing company StubHub has reportedly pushed back its plans for a summer IPO.

It was previously indicated the American ticket exchange and resale platform was planning to go public this summer if it was able to achieve a valuation of around US$16.5 billion (€15.1bn).

But according to CNBC, the firm has now pushed back its plans until after 2 September’s Labor Day in the US. Citing a source familiar with the deal, the news channel lists stagnant market…

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