Cybersecurity firm CertiK is exploring an IPO
PANews, January 24 – According to The Block, CertiK co-founder said in an interview in Davos, Switzerland this week that the cybersecurity company, founded in 2018, is exploring options for going public. “We don’t have a very concrete IPO plan at the moment. But it is definitely a goal we are working towards.”
CertiK’s most recent funding round was in 2022, when it was valued at $2 billion, completing an $88 million Series B3 round co-led by Insight Partners, Tiger Global, and Advent International. Earlier this month, CertiK announced a strategic partnership with YZi Labs.
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