Workiva, a business reporting company and one of the four tech companies going public this week, said today that it has set its share price at $14, right in the middle of its previously announced $13-15 range.
In doing so, Workiva raised almost $101 million before it begins trading on Friday morning on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol WK.
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Tomorrow, Hortonworks and New Relic are also set to go public, with Hortonworks raising $100 million and setting shares at $16. Lending Club went public today, debuting on the NYSE at $24.75 per share.
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Workiva originally filed for its IPO on Oct. 17. The company started in 2008.
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