US EditionCircle CFO Takes Post-IPO Victory Lap for Stablecoin, Company
- Circle Internet Financial launched its shares publicly on June 4, 2025, raising $1.1 billion through its initial public offering with the ticker symbol CRCL at the NYSE.
- The IPO followed an aborted 2022 SPAC deal and years of regulatory focus and growth, which positioned Circle as a leader in regulated stablecoins and transparency.
- Circle issues USD Coin , a fully backed U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin with a market cap near $61 billion, widely used in decentralized finance and institutional payments.
- Circle priced shares at $31, above initial targets, attracting strong institutional demand including a 10% stake from BlackRock, with IPO interest reportedly 25 times oversubscribed.
- The IPO enhances Circle's access to capital markets and regulatory oversight, symbolizing industry progress while highlighting ongoing challenges like regulatory competition and market volatility.
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Circle Rejects Buyouts, Raises $1.1 Billion in Landmark NYSE IPO – Digital News & Investigative Reports
Circle Goes Public, Raising $1.1B on the NYSE NEW YORK, June 5, 2025 — Circle Internet Financial has officially made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), raising $1.1 billion through its highly anticipated initial public offering (IPO). The public listing marks a major milestone for the fintech company, best known as the issuer of USD Coin ($USDC), the second-largest stablecoin by market capitalization. Circle is now officially a pu…
Circle Triumphs On The Stock Market And Revalues Its IPO At $1,1 Billion
Circle Internet Group’s IPO on the NYSE has exceeded all expectations, raising $1.1 billion, $200 million more than initially expected. The post Circle Triumphs On The Stock Market And Revalues Its IPO At $1,1 Billion appeared first on Coinpri.
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