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Investing.com -- Swedish fintech company Klarna Group Plc is exploring the possibility of reviving its New York initial public offering as early as September, following recent strength in fintech stocks and successful US market debuts, according to a report from Bloomberg.
The digital payment provider is intensifying preparations for its first-time share sale, according to people familiar with the matter who requested anonymity because the information is private. The timing and other details remain under consideration with no final decisions made yet.
When contacted, a Klarna spokesperson declined to comment on the potential IPO plans.
Klarna had previously filed its IPO documentation with the US Securities and Exchange Commission in March and was preparing to market its shares to potential investors. However, the company suspended these plans amid market volatility triggered by President Donald Trump’s announcement of extensive tariffs in April.
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