Payment giant Klarna has been on its way to a stock exchange listing in several rounds, most recently in the spring when the plans were paused after President Donald Trump's tariff gamble that shook the stock markets.
Now, however, things are going well according to sources to Reuters, the news agency writes on its website. According to a source to Reuters, the company is expected to take in the equivalent of one billion dollars in new capital in connection with the listing. The subscription price for shares in the company is expected to land in the range of 34-36 dollars each.
Already in July, the news agency Bloomberg reported that a stock exchange listing for Klarna could take place as early as September this year. This after the company in March earlier this year submitted documents for a stock exchange listing in the USA.
