Japanese space rental platform files for IPO
SpaceMarket, a Japanese start-up that lists vacant spaces available for rent for corporate events, is looking to raise up to JPY933.2 million ($8.5 million) through a domestic IPO.
The company plans to sell 1.79 million shares for JPY520 apiece, according to a filing. The offering will comprise 520,000 new shares with the rest to come from existing investors. Dausuke Shigematsu,...
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