According to SAS, it has now achieved the three key criteria required for IPO readiness: financial strength, brand equity, and market leadership.

The company the listing will kick-start its rapid expansion plans for its retail division, with investment in NBN-related channel partners.

Sailpoint chief strategy officer and Co-founder Kevin Cunningham gives his perception on the market and expands on two recent announcements.

Dell-backed Pivotal Software has announced the launch of its initial public offering of 37 million Class A shares.

The listing follows a $70 million IPO, which values the company at approximately $143 million on a fully diluted basis.

Orion Health is edging closer to an initial public offering, with media speculation claiming the New Zealand-founded eHealth software company will list on the New Zealand Stock Exchange later this year.

"On behalf of the Board and management team, I’d like to thank all of those investors that have supported the company through the offer – welcome aboard."

Kim Dotcom’s sudden silence in his war of words with Xero CEO Rod Drury has not gone unnoticed in some circles, with many speculating shareholder pressure to have severely bitten his tongue.

"At this price, the offer was more than two times covered - showing a strong level of support from investors."

"It really allows us to get the funding in the business to grow other opportunities outside of the New Zealand and Oregon markets."

Aerohive Networks has announced the pricing of its initial public offering of 7,500,000 shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $10 per share.

Following news that Twitter is hoping to raise up to US$1 billion in its IPO, one analyst company has offered a word of caution for the social media giant.

Ads, Ads, and yes, more Ads as social networking site smashes financial expectations with over one million advertisers now on board.

Personal legal wrangles aside for now, Kim Dotcom's Mega looks set to list within 18 months.

Social networking site reports stock increase after CEO and founder promising to hold onto shares for at least a year.

Its IPO may have been something of an anticlimax but it doesn’t appear to have done Facebook any lasting damage with users.

Clients to be compensated for IPO problems; will it be enough?

Angry investors take aim at social network bosses, as well as chief underwriters, Morgan Stanley.

Release confirms share price of US$38, equating to a record-breaking company valuation of US$104 billion.

SEC filing reveals network has 845 million users; so should you buy it?

A successful first day trading for the LinkedIn IPO with an 84 percent increase at opening.