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Oura Delays US IPO Despite Fourfold Investor Oversubscription

Oura Delays US IPO Despite Fourfold Investor Oversubscription

Oura makes smart rings that track health and fitness information.

The company planned to sell shares to the public in the United States.

Many investors wanted to buy the shares, with orders reportedly reaching about four times the available supply.

Even with this strong demand, Oura delayed the offering.

The company had planned to offer 50 million shares.

The price range was set at $40 to $44 per share.

Oura’s estimated market value could have reached about $14.1 billion.

The exact timing and details of the IPO may still change.

Other companies have also postponed IPOs during a difficult market period.

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