There isn't a startup community on the planet that wouldn't tip its hat to Buffalo right now. On Wednesday, we achieved an awe-inspiring milestone. While 43North winner and Buffalo's first tech unicorn, ACV Auctions, was ringing the bell at Nasdaq for its initial public offering, Buffalo native and Digital Ocean CEO Yancey Spruill was ringing the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange for its IPO.
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In a turbulent week for the IPO market, 17 IPOs and 20 SPACs went public, and one company postponed, defense contractor Leonardo DRS ([DRS]). - Renaissance Capital
Small-scale cloud infrastructure provider DigitalOcean debuted on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, under the ticker symbol "DOCN." The stock started trading at $41.50 per share, about 12% lower than the $47 price at which it sold shares in its initial public offering, and below the range of $44 to $47 per share the company had provided in updates to its IPO prospectus.
Cloud computing startup DigitalOcean made its public market debut on Wednesday, closing at $42.50, or nearly 10 percent below its IPO price. The company set an IPO price of $47 on Wednesday, the high end of its $44 to $47 pricing rage, and raised more than $775 million through its public offering.
Digital Ocean appears to have picked the wrong day to come public. A provider of cloud-based services for software developers, startups, and small companies, Digital Ocean priced an initial offering of 16.5 million shares at $47 each on Tuesday, raising $776 million.
DigitalOcean stock went live on the NYSE on Wednesday at 12:40 p.m. Eastern time trading at $41.50, having availed 2 million shares.
DigitalOcean Holdings Inc. started its public life under water, as the cloud computing company's stock opened 11.7% below its initial public offering price. The stock's first trade was at $41.50 at 12:40 p.m. Eastern for 2.0 million shares, while the IPO priced at $47.00, which was at the high end of the expected range of between $44 and $47 a share.
Shares of DigitalOcean slid 9.6% to end at $42.50 in the cloud company's NYSE debut Wednesday. The New York-based company raised $775 million in its IPO and had a market cap of around $4.5 billion based on the shares outstanding at the closing price.
DigitalOcean (NYSE: DOCN) is a cloud infrastructure provider, with its headquarters located in New York City, USA, and data centers located all around the globe. The company is presently headed by its current CEO, Yancey Spruill, a former executive at SendGrid, a communication platform for transactional and email marketing.
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Two companies, ACV Auctions and DigitalOcean, made their entrance as public companies Wednesday, with different results. ACV shares rose 25%, while DigitalOcean stock fell below its offer price. Another IPO candidate, Leonardo DRS, which provides defense products to the military, was scheduled to go public but delayed its debut.
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Wall Street has long made New York the center of the banking universe. But the city's tech scene is finally having its moment. After a smattering of IPOs over the last decade from companies like Etsy, MongoDB, Datadog and Peloton, there's a whole roster of New York-based tech businesses lined up to hit the public markets this year.
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