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- Sep 10, 2026Sep 10, 2026First reported revenue: ~$601M managed premiums 24/7 Wall St.
- Sep 9, 2026Sep 9, 2026IPO $340M GlobeNewswire
Funding History
1 event · sources dated per row| Date | Event | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 9, 2026 | ipo | $340M | — | GlobeNewswire |
Latest Pulse
- Sep 18, 2026Orion180 Prices Below Range, Slips In Nasdaq DebutOrion180 priced its IPO at $12 a share -- below its $15-$17 target -- raising $240 million, then opened at $11.50 for a $1.14 billion valuation on its first day of Nasdaq trading.→
- Sep 14, 2026Three IPOs Set Terms In A $2.1B WeekHoltec Nuclear, Bamboo Insurance and Electra Therapeutics set IPO terms within a day of each other, lining up roughly $1.8 billion of supply; with Orion180's $320 million deal, the week's calendar totals about $2.1 billion.→
- Sep 10, 2026Orion180 Prices IPO At $15-$17, Targeting $320M RaiseOrion180 Insurance Group set terms for its Nasdaq IPO at $15 to $17 per share for 20 million shares, targeting roughly $320 million at the midpoint, three weeks after first filing its S-1 for the specialty home insurer.→
- Sep 10, 2026Why Most Microcap S-1s Aren't Really IPOsMost of the S-1 filings Pulse has tracked this week register existing shares for resale under debt or warrant agreements rather than take a new company public, a distinction that matters for anyone reading filing volume as IPO-market health.→
- Sep 9, 2026Orion180 Prices IPO Same Day as Two S-1/A FilingsThree unrelated issuers -- an insurer, a laser-equipment maker, and an AI-crypto microcap -- had S-1/A amendments become public the same day, with only Orion180 disclosing an actual IPO price range.→
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- GlobeNewswireprimary source1 fact
- 24/7 Wall St.Value Add VC data1 fact
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