US EditionLedger Eyes $4 Billion NYSE IPO: A Bold US Market Move
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Ledger prepares its US public debut with a 4 billion dollar valuation - The Cryptocurrency Post
The renowned French digital security firm, Ledger, is finalizing details for its debut in the United States public markets, according to recent reports that place the Ledger IPO plans in 2026 under a valuation exceeding 4 billion dollars. For this ambitious process, the company has recruited investment banking giants such as Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays. Under the leadership of Pascal Gauthier, the company seeks to capitalize on growin…
A global leader in secure hardware crypto portfolios, the Frenchman Ledger is counting on a $4 billion valuation in the United States.The Frenchman Ledger is focusing on a $4 billion valuation as part of an introduction to the U.S. Stock Exchange, which appeared first on ConseilsCrypto.com.
Thirteen years after Crito, another nugget from French Tech is about to cross the Atlantic. Ledger, the crypto security giant, has officially set in motion preparations for a rating at Wall Street that could redefine its trajectory.
The French make usb drives, the Americans make billions: Ledger crosses the Atlantic, hoping that Wall Street will finally open to him the safes of global crypto-finance. The article After BitGo, Ledger tries his luck at the New York Stock Exchange appeared first on Cointribune.
Ledger eyes US IPO at $4 billion-plus valuation
Ledger, the Paris-based crypto security company, is preparing for an initial public offering in the US that could value the firm at more than $4 billion, according to FT. The hardware wallet maker is working with Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays on the deal, which could take place as soon as this year. “Money is in New York today for crypto, it’s nowhere else in the world, it’s certainly not in Europe,” CEO Pascal Gauthier told the FT in …
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