New Relic today announced that it has raised $115 million from investors before it hits the New York Stock Exchange on Friday under the symbol NEWR.
The company set the price of its shares at $23, above the $22 price New Relic had proposed on Dec. 9. And that in itself is up from the $20 price proposal disclosed on Dec. 1.
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New Relic’s application performance management software is popular among developers. It expanded its reach earlier this year by coming out with New Relic Insights, a way for business analysts to see who’s using software and how.
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San Francisco-based New Relic was started by Lew Cirne — the company’s name is an anagram of his name. It competes with AppDynamics, among others.
Workiva and Hortonworks are also scheduled to go public on Friday.
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