The Cybersecurity Company Nettskope began the roadshow for its first public public call (IPO) of its ordinary class A actions.
The company has submitted a registration declaration on the S-1 form to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to offer 47,800,000 ordinary class A shares on the market.
According to Reuters reports, Netskope aims to an assessment of up to $ 6.5 billion.
All the actions of this offer are issued by Netskope itself. In addition, the company plans to provide firm takers with an option of 30 days to acquire 7,170,000 additional ordinary shares of its ordinary shares to manage over-ally.
The price range provided for the IPO is set between $ 15.00 and $ 17.00 per share.
Netskope sought to list its ordinary class A actions on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.
Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan are designated as the main book managers of the offer.
BMO capital markets, TD Cowen, Citizens Capital Markets, Deutsche Bank Securities, Mizuho, ​​RBC Capital Markets and Wells Fargo Securities, will serve as additional managers.
Oppenheimer & Co., BTIG, Keybanc Capital Markets, Piper Sandler, William Blair, Santander and Credit Agricole Cib will also participate as Bookrunners.
Netskope focuses on carrying out the requirements of safety and networking teams by offering optimized and real -time access, contextual security for users, devices and data, whatever the place.
The Netskope One platform, with its Zero Trust engine and its Newedge network, is used by thousands of customers, including more than 30% of fortune companies 100.
It is said that it helps to mitigate risks and guarantee good visibility and control over the applications of cloud, AI, SaaS, Web and private applications.
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