Do VCs Even Need IPOs Anymore? #ai #ventre #startup #ipo

27 Feb 2025 · 1 min
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Charles Hudson discusses whether venture capital firms still need IPOs, arguing that large private-market M&A and secondary transactions (e.g., Google nearly acquiring Wiz) can provide multi-billion-dollar liquidity events that historically required IPOs. He highlights examples of pre-IPO secondaries and private sales replacing public exits.

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