une hausse de près de 25% par rapport à son prix d’ouverture mercredi, marquant un début spectaculaire à Wall Street pour le fabricant britannique de microprocesseurs.63.59 dollars, soit 24,68% de plus que les 51 dollars retenus mercredi par Arm.
During Thursday’s closing session, Arm is valued at 65 billion euros. The first day of trading often sets the tone for a company’s stock performance during its initial months on the market. Therefore, Arm’s first day of trading marks a strong start for the largest IPO in nearly two years, surpassing the valuation of electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian at 77 billion euros.
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C’est en fait un retour à la Bourse pour Arm, qui a déjà fait un passage en Bourse de 1998 à 2016, avant que la société d’investissement japonaise SoftBank Group, ne la reprenne pour 32 milliards de dollars. Derrière cette introduction en Bourse, SoftBank n’a choisi de ne se défaire que de 10% environ du capital d’Arm.
Regarding the remaining balance, Masayoshi Son, the CEO and founder of SoftBank, expressed on CNBC his desire to retain it « as much as possible, for as long as possible. » However, the fact that SoftBank still owns approximately 90% of the shares could make Arm’s stock more volatile in the market, where it becomes more challenging to find a buyer or seller when the number of available shares is limited. Other significant IPOs could potentially follow this year, including Instacart or Birkenstock.
