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Robinhood Rival EToro Group and Its Backers Seek $500 Million in US IPO

  • On May 5, Israel-based trading platform eToro Group initiated its Nasdaq IPO, aiming to raise $500 million by selling a total of 10 million shares with prices set between $46 and $50 each.
  • The IPO follows a postponed 2023 attempt and a failed $10.4 billion SPAC merger in 2021, amid ongoing market volatility caused by factors like April 2 tariff announcements.
  • EToro, co-founded by CEO Yoni Assia, targets retail stock and crypto traders, holds a valuation near $4 billion, and faces risks including U.S. State crypto regulations and its 2023 SEC settlement restricting some U.S. Crypto offerings.
  • The company announced a net income of $192 million and commission revenue totaling $931 million for 2024, while certain BlackRock funds have expressed interest in acquiring IPO shares valued at as much as $100 million.
  • EToro’s listing on Nasdaq, led by major banks, will be closely monitored as a test of investor appetite as the market stabilizes following recent geopolitical and economic disruptions.
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eToro targets $4 billion valuation and $500 million raise from US IPO

eToro intends to list 10 million "ETOR" shares on the Nasdaq at a $4 billion valuation after its 2022 IPO plans fell through.

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Finance Magnates | Financial and business news broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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