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Oura seeks $2.2B IPO while partnering with Dexcom and Resmed

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Oura announced partnerships with Dexcom and Resmed to integrate health features into their respective products. The company also disclosed a plan to seek up to $2.2 billion in an initial public offering, estimating shares will be valued between $40 and $44 each.

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The partnerships allow Oura to expand its health feature offerings by integrating with established medical technology companies. Oura is operating in a market where the distinction between wellness features and regulated medical devices is a key challenge, particularly regarding FDA oversight.

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Who's involved

  • OuraWearables firm seeking IPO and integrating health features
  • DexcomCompany developing continuous glucose monitoring systems, partnering with Oura
  • ResmedManufacturer of respiratory condition products, partnering with Oura
  • Goldman SachsLead underwriter for Oura's Initial Public Offering
  • RobinhoodUnderwriter for Oura's upcoming Initial Public Offering

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