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"Reddit Set to Launch $10B IPO in March, Reports Say"

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"Reddit Set to Launch $10B IPO in March, Reports Say"
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Reddit is reportedly planning to launch its IPO in March, aiming to sell around 10% of its shares and considering a valuation of up to $15 billion. The company had previously submitted a draft registration statement in December 2021 but did not proceed with the IPO. Reddit's IPO plans have been delayed due to market uncertainty and its lack of profitability, but it is now working with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to go public.

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  2. Exclusive: Reddit seeks to launch IPO in March  Reuters
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