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Rivian Ipo: Ev Maker Boosts Ipo Price Range, Aims For $65-Billion Valuation

Rivian Ipo: Ev Maker Boosts Ipo Price Range, Aims For $65-Billion Valuation

By Sulav skPublished 2 years ago 3 min read
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Rivian Ipo: Ev Maker Boosts Ipo Price Range, Aims For $65-Billion Valuation
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Although the launch has not yet sold significant prices for bakkies or electric trucks, Rivian's $ 65 billion budget may be closer to Ford's carmakers but less than General Motors. Although the launch requires advertising for a large number of local cars or electric vans, Rivian's $ 65 billion ratings could make it more valuable than the Fiat Stellantis NV and bring it closer to the dying car manufacturers Ford and General Motors.

Rivian has invested heavily in increasing production, including his R1T electric truck launched in September, ahead of rivals such as Tesla Inc, General Motors, and Ford. As of 31 October, Rivian had pre-orders of about 55,400 R1T and sent in the three-month income ending September 30th.

The company has pre-orders of 55,400 R1T and R1S from potential US and Canadian customers paying a $ 1,000 cancellation and a refundable deposit from 31 October. Amazon has ordered 100,000 Rivians electric vans as part of a larger e-commerce plan to reduce carbon emissions.

Rivian will face competition from car manufacturers in the bakkie market for buyers and sellers, but Rivian will face competitors from car manufacturers in the retail car market and in the company bakkie market. But Rivian will face rivals from car manufacturers in the retail car market and in the company bakkie market.

The IPO could make Rivian one of the three companies to raise more than $ 8 billion behind Alibaba and Facebook over the past decade. Considering that the launch only needs to market the bulk of its vans or electric vans, Rivian could make it more valuable than the Fiat Stellantis NV and bring it closer to older car manufacturers Ford and General Motors. Rivian has surpassed rivals such as Tesla Inc, Basic Motors, and Ford.

September 14 Rivian Automotive unveils its first electric truck R1T ahead of its much-anticipated November IPO. Amazon (AMZN) and the Ford Rivians R1T backed by surpassing Tesla and General Motors over time as the market for electric trucks became stronger.

According to a recent Bloomberg report, Amazon costs $ 100,000. Rivian electric vans as part of a broader effort by e-commerce giants to reduce carbon emissions; but. Rivian prioritizes the production of Amazon electric cars and may reach out to car manufacturers in both car and consumer markets.

Tesla released a report on various vehicles in the last quarter, highlighting the strong demand for electric vehicles. Tesla produced a record number of vehicles in the last quarter, raising a strong demand for electric vehicles, however, total losses are expected to increase during this period due to higher production costs. The electric car market is booming as consumers pay more attention to the environment and are seen by many brands as a symbol of luxury.

The company last month revealed a loss of nearly $ 1 billion in the first half of this year, saying it would sell 135 million shares for the US $ 72 to the US $ 74 per share, raising about the US $ 10 billion. The company plans to issue 135 million shares at a cost of US $ 72-74 per share, in addition to the US $ 57-62 previously set.

Rivian now aims to estimate up to $ 65 billion, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission document released Friday. However, last Friday, Rivian was quoted in a statement as saying that the company had decided to increase the IPO price range which is expected to be more than 16.5% at $ 72-74 per share with a view to raising $ 10 billion per share. Initially, there were rumors that Rivian based in Irvine intended to estimate an estimated $ 80 billion.

Earlier this week, he had targeted more than $ 53 billion in $ 62 per share, and earlier this week, he plans to make more than $ 53 billion to $ 62 billion per share. The IPO could be one of the biggest in a decade after Alibaba and Facebook.

The high-yield list follows a fruitful show for investors this week, as Wall Roads IPO major retailers named Rivian as the next big player in the Tesla-controlled industry.

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