Jennifer Garner’s baby food company Once Upon a Farm files for IPO on NYSE

Jennifer Garner’s baby food company Once Upon a Farm files for IPO on NYSE


Key Points
  • Once Upon a Farm, the baby food company co-founded by actor Jennifer Garner, filed for IPO under the ticker “OFRM” on the NYSE.
  • Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan are acting as joint lead underwriters.
  • The Berkeley-based company increased its six-month revenue as of Jun. 30 by 66% according to its IPO filing.



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