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Amid a revival in US IPO markets, Uber-backed micromobility company Lime priced its initial public offering at $25 per share. The pricing was within the expected range, setting the stage for a Nasdaq listing at a target valuation of $1.8 billion. The valuation reflects confidence in Lime's business model despite sector headwinds.
Lime's IPO is a key test for the micromobility sector after peers like Bird faced post-listing valuation declines. The offering comes amid intensifying competition in the electric scooter and ride-sharing space, putting pressure on Lime to deliver profitability. According to market data, the sector is still searching for a sustainable business model.
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Sign InInvestors will focus on the stock's first-day trading performance, expected soon, to gauge real demand. Markets will also watch for management comments on growth strategy and geographic expansion post-listing. No specific trading date has been set, but expectations point to a debut within days.