IPO debut planned for Lime on Nasdaq, with Goldman Sachs serving as one of the underwriters, amid market volatility caused by the Iran conflict.
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Updated Jul 14
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IPO debut planned for Lime on Nasdaq, with Goldman Sachs serving as one of the underwriters, amid market volatility caused by the Iran conflict.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Lime, Dott, and Superpedestrian are micromobility companies, with Uber owning 24% of Lime, and Lime shares trading on Nasdaq.Sub-event
Lime IPO debut on Nasdaq with Goldman Sachs as underwriter amid Iran conflict market volatility.1 source
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