Maplebear Inc. (NASDAQ:CART), commonly known as Instacart, hasn't seen its stock perform well since going public in September. However, it looks like investors are missing the big picture.

What’s the latest with Instacart’s IPO? Grocery delivery app service Instacart filed to go public on August 25 and is looking to debut on the Nasdaq Global Select Market as soon as September ...

Typically an IPO day is all bell ringing, celebration, and whatnot. Venture capitalists are getting ready to cash out on shares they’ve been holding onto for a really long time (post-lockup ...

I am a breaking news reporter. This IPO values the company at $9.9 billion fully diluted, which is well below the $39 billion valuation it received nearly two years ago during its latest round of ...

Shares of grocery delivery company Instacart are set to start trading on the Nasdaq on Tuesday under ticker "CART" after setting its IPO price at the top of its range at $30 per share, valuing the ...

Instacart IPO prices at $30 a share, but stock is indicated to open much higher The stock is indicated to open on the Nasdaq at around $42 Last Updated: Sept. 19, 2023 at 11:49 a.m. ET First ...

British chip designer Arm’s Nasdaq IPO ended up valuing the company at $65.24 billion after its stock closed up 24.69% at $63.59 ... It’s too early to tell how well Instacart’s IPO will do, ...

But, let’s be clear, there are winners and there are losers with this IPO. Obviously, there is Instacart’s founder, Apoorva Mehta, who will still own 10% of the company post-IPO (Mehta stepped ...

Instacart scuttled its plans last year amid a broad market rout. Here's what we know about the company's anticipated IPO in September.

Instacart delivered in its stock market debut.The grocery delivery company’s shares __ priced at $30 per share ahead of the IPO __ hit a peak of $42.95 Tuesday in the first few minutes of tra… ...

Maplebear Inc. (NASDAQ:CART), commonly known as Instacart, hasn’t seen its stock perform well since going public in September. However, it looks like investors are missing the big picture.