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https://skift.com/2018/08/24/eventbrites-planned-ipo-reveals…

Consumer ticketing giant Eventbrite’s long-awaited initial public offering is moving forward after a period in which the San Francisco-based company drove revenue growth in an extremely crowded global market.

Eventbrite’s dual strengths are its simplicity for clients to sell and market event tickets while acting as a marketplace and point-of-sale for consumers. It takes a small percentage of each ticket sold and a small flat fee as well when it processes payments.

Founded in 2006, Eventbrite has raised $332.3 million in a variety of funding rounds. Since then, they’ve removed many of the legacy roadblocks to effectively managing and marketing events. The company plans to raise $200 million through its IPO, and trade under the symbol “EB,” according to the company’s S-1 filing. The company has not listed a share price yet, or specified when it will actually go public. Speculation has been that it will be before the end of the year."

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First Look At Eventbrite's IPO

....The cachet of top investors is always a draw to these types of well-publicized IPOs. Per Eventbrite's listing of large stockholders in its IPO registration documents, Sequoia and Tiger Global each own about 20% of the company, while founder and CEO Julia Hartz owns another block of shares worth nearly 20% of the company...

...Eventbrite's last known private valuation in 2014 was reported at $1 billion. Given the company's rapid growth trajectory since then as well as its achievement of positive free cash flow, the company will likely seek a much higher valuation in its IPO - potentially at $2 billion or more.

Investors have shown a tendency this year to bid up popular IPOs like Eventbrite. Given the company's obvious financial strengths and recent dry spell of hot-button IPOs, this could be worthwhile deal to invest in depending on the price...

...Key takeaways
Eventbrite's IPO will be a heavily watched IPO in a market that has lacked a top-tier deal in months. The company is well-positioned for growth, with a focus on expanding to new creators and new types of experiences. Its financials also show fairly conservative management, with Eventbrite hitting a respectable ~10% positive free cash flow margin (a rarity among high-growth startups) despite rapid 60%-plus revenue growth. The only variable left in this IPO is the valuation - many IPOs have jolted up to unattractive valuations in early trading, capping their upside. At the right price, however, Eventbrite is an attractive company to stake a long position in. More to come as the IPO draws nearer.


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33% haircut: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/08/eventbrite-plunges-after-rev…

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