Stock and crypto trading site eToro prices IPO at $52 per share ahead of Nasdaq debut

Stock and crypto trading site eToro prices IPO at  per share ahead of Nasdaq debut


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  • Israel-based stock brokerage platform eToro said it has priced shares at $52 for its IPO, above its expected range of $46 to $50.
  • The retail trading platform filed for an IPO in March, but as tariff uncertainty rattled markets, the company temporarily shelved ITS plans.
  • EToro scrapped a prior effort to go public in 2022 through a planned merger with a special purpose acquisition company.



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