Lyft is going public on Friday. Here are the remaining 15 biggest private tech companies, all with valuations of more than
Here are the 15 biggest"unicorns," or private tech companies valued at over $1 billion.
Ride-sharing app Lyft priced its initial public offering Thursday at $72 per share, giving the company a valuation of $21 billion. The company was known as a"unicorn" for being privately held and worth over $1 billion. To mark Lyft's IPO, we compiled a list of the 15 biggest unicorns, many of which are also contemplating to go public.
The full list is dominated by US companies, with three Chinese companies and one based in Singapore also making the cut. All figures have been sourced from CB Insights and are accurate as of January 2019, with Juul Labs' valuation updated toOf particular note is Lyft rival Uber, which is planning to list in the coming months. The IPO market had previously stalled given stock-market volatility and the government shutdown earlier this year.
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