ServiceTitan raised its estimate for the pricing of its stock in its planned initial public offering to $65 to $67 per share, up from $52 to $57 per share it announced just last week.

A significant price boost for the upcoming initial public offering from ServiceTitan is a sign of demand for the deal and hunger for venture-backed deals, an analyst told MarketWatch on Tuesday.

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The proposed initial public offering includes a new issuance of equity shares amounting to ₹ 950 crore, along with an offer ...

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Cloud business software provider ServiceTitan Inc. today announced the launch of its initial public offering, with the ...