Electric-vehicle startup Rivian priced its IPO at $78 a share, a person familiar with the matter said, valuing the company at more than $77 billion in a sign of strong demand
Electric-vehicle maker is expected to raise about $12 billion in the offering, which values the company at more than $77 billion In this video from September, WSJ’s George Downs took a look at the excitement building around Rivian’s IPO, and what makes its offering different from other EV startups.
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