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Vermont-based electric aircraft startup Beta Technologies has priced its IPO shares between $27 and $33 in a move that could raise $825 million. The company, which has taken an unconventional funding path avoiding venture capital, could debut with a $7.2 billion valuation if it attracts investors at the top of its price range.
Electric aircraft developer Beta Technologies has filed for an initial public offering that could raise as much as $825 million, according to regulatory documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Sources indicate the company has priced shares between $27 and $33 for its initial public offering, with analysts suggesting a potential valuation of approximately $7.2 billion if the company attracts investors at the top of that range.