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Since its founding in 2014, sustainable footwear brand Allbirds has amassed a legion of both cult and new followers in love with lightweight, minimalistic footwear. Seven years later, the brand is set to go public with a target valuation of $2.2 billion.
In their recent regulatory filing, the New Zealand-American brand has prepared an offering of 19.2 million shares valued between $12 to $14 each. At the highest price, their entrance into their capital markets could result in over $269 million raised. Thus far, the brand has yet to churn a profitable year as expenses climb higher.
Allbirds made a dramatic entrance into the sneaker realm with their wool sneakers and other sustainable footwear options. Earlier this year, they collaborated with juggernaut sneaker player adidas on an eco-friendly offering. As they look to continue expanding their product mix, while also arriving at more shopping malls and store fronts, the company has slated intentions for massive growth.
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