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Lime begins life as a public company after years of uncertainty

Lime has officially entered the public market, raising $167 million in its initial public offering as shares began trading today.

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Lime has launched its initial public offering, marking the company's transition to a public entity. Trading opened at $27 per share following the completion of the IPO process.

Coverage from Reuters, the Financial Times, TechCrunch, Business Wire, and Yahoo Finance confirms that the company successfully raised $167 million. Reports note that the offering follows years of uncertainty for the business, with shares seeing an increase in value shortly after market opening.

Coverage does not yet specify long-term performance targets for the company. Future developments will depend on how the stock maintains its position following this initial entry into the public market.

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How much capital did Lime raise?

Lime raised $167 million in its initial public offering.

What was the opening share price for Lime?

Shares opened at $27.

Is Lime backed by any other major corporations?

Yes, coverage identifies Uber as a backer of Lime.

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