The US private equity firm General Atlantic is planning an IPO in the first half of 2027 that could value the company at up to USD 10 billion. Financial Times reports this, citing sources familiar with the matter.
General Atlantic, which manages more than USD 130 billion in assets, wants to use the listing to finance expansion and broaden its operations into new markets. The company has previously postponed its IPO plans due to geopolitical uncertainty and rising interest rates.
No final decision has yet been made, and the timing may change.
