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WeWork to postpone IPO

Posted By Paul Xumsai on September 16, 2019 in Technology & Innovation

WeWork’s parent company is reportedly planning to postpone its initial public offering following weeks of scrutiny over the co-working firm’s valuation and corporate structure.

Sources told the Wall Street Journal that the IPO roadshow would be put on hold until at least mid-October, following the Jewish High Holidays, despite earlier reports that WeWork’s IPO roadshow would kick off as early as this week.

WeWork’s co-founder and CEO Adam Neumann has been under significant pressure since the company’s IPO prospectus was filed in August. The filing revealed $47 billion in U.S. landlord commitments over 15 years and just $4 billion in committed revenue, as well as huge personal loans issued by the company to Neumann and other executives.

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