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Travel platform Klook to delay US listing until early 2026: sources
The company expects investors to be more receptive to an IPO once the holidays are over
SoftBank-backed travel app Klook files for US IPO
TRAVEL and leisure booking platform Klook Technology has filed for an initial public offering in New York, as signs emerged of a potential resolution to the US government shutdown that could speed new...
Klook taps banks for US IPO: sources
The company provides various booking services to travellers across a range of locations globally and competes with other global travel booking sites
SoftBank-backed travel app Klook is said to consider US listing: sources
An IPO could raise from US$300 million to US$500 million
Singapore-based Klook raises US$100 million, targets Millennial, Gen Z travellers
Its platform brings in over 70 million monthly visitors and has seen more than 140 million trips booked
SoftBank-backed Klook snags US$210 million funding in travel bounceback
Booking service Klook Travel Technology raised US$210 million in a funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, seeking to expand its footprint as travel recovers following the pandemic.
Fans from Philippines are top buyers of Klook’s sold-out Taylor Swift concert packages
SWIFTIES from the Philippines snapped up activity-booking platform Klook’s Taylor Swift concert experience packages on Friday (Jul 7), clinching the top spot among customers based on countries of orig...
Klook raises US$200m more to boost merchant SaaS solutions
TRAVEL booking platform Klook has raised US$200 million in additional funding. Asia-Pacific-focused Aspex Management led the Series E round, along with other new investors.
Travel startup Klook to cut staff; co-founders ditch pay
TRAVEL booking startup Klook will be laying off staff, putting some employees on temporary leave and implementing a company-wide reduced work week to cut costs amid the pandemic.
SoftBank-backed travel startup Klook to cut staff; co-founders ditch pay
TRAVEL booking startup Klook will be laying off staff, putting some employees on temporary leave and implementing a company-wide reduced work week to cut costs amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
