The Fintech giant Stripe has reportedly taken a huge 28 per cent valuation cut amid tough global macroeconomic conditions that hit nearly all the sectors very hard as recession fears loom.
According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, Stripe, last valued at $95 billion, has cut the internal value of its shares by 28 per cent.
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The company reported that the internal share price is now about $29, compared to $40 in the previous internal valuation, known as a 409A valuation. The report mentioned late on Thursday that the development would lower Stripe’s valuation to $74 billion.
Last year in March, Stripe raised $600 million from a group of investors and was valued at $95 billion in that round.
