Ucommune, China’s biggest co-working company has filed plans to go public, an early test of investor faith in flexible-office startups since We Co. pulled the plug on its IPO plans
China’s biggest co-working company has filed plans to go public on the New York Stock Exchange, an early test of investor faith in flexible-office startups since We Co. pulled the plug on its IPO plans.
Ucommune, which says it is the largest co-working firm in China based on the number of workstations and square feet it manages, said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it seeks to raise $100 million, though analysts say that figure is often used as a placeholder until a final amount is determined.
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