"Enabling retail investors to get access to the IPO at the same stage as institutional investors is vital to the market," said Westlake, who invested £1,000 ($1,390) into Deliveroo … In addition, the company is now valued at £4.75bn, which seems a lot more reasonable than its IPO pricing. The company, which will list on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker "ROO" from Wednesday morning, said it … Deliveroo had aimed to price the IPO as high as £4.60 ($6.32). Autonomy's revenues to receive a premium acquisition price. If the company can fend off its competition, the Deliveroo share price could soar. The slump knocked £2bn ($2.7bn) off the company's value. Deliveroo's poor public debut in March has not put off other companies from listing in London, Britain's financial services minister said on Tuesday. They were trading as low as 276p shortly after. Deliveroo's share price plunged as much as 30% on its IPO debut on the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday. HPE acquired … The Darktrace (LSE:DARK) IPO saw shares of the cybersecurity firm priced at 250p. The offer price of 250 pence per share is significantly below initial forecasts which would have given it a market capitalisation of £2.5-3bn. And Deliveroo is anticipated to add billions to this tally before the end of the month, meaning the U.K. IPO market could be on course to surpass its … The grocer, part of the John Lewis Partnership, launched Waitrose Rapid in September 2018. Then strong demand during conditional dealing drove the price to 350p. Shares were priced at 390p but dropped to 331p at the open. It's gone from "hero to zero" as its market debut fell flat on its face, AJ Bell's Russ Mould said. This morning, Darktrace shares hit the London Stock Exchange and currently trade at 344p, valuing the company at around £2.2bn.. Cybersecurity is a growing market, and Darktrace has an apparently unique offering. Deliveroo shares tumbled 30% at its market debut by opening well below the price of its IPO. Shares in UK tech darling Darktrace soared on their London debut, jumping as much as 42 per cent higher than their initial listing price, in an IPO that valued the company at £1.7bn. Deliveroo's 390p offer price had valued the business at £7.6bn. Howver, in September Waitrose began a trial with Deliveroo. Waitrose will close the same day grocery delivery service it runs itself, and will instead concentrate on Deliveroo getting orders to customers quickly.