Waystar reportedly eyes IPO launch as soon as Tuesday, Bloomberg says
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Investing.com -- Waystar is expected to launch a U.S. initial public offering as soon as Tuesday and the health-care payments software will look to raise about $950 million, valuing it at about $6 billion, Bloomberg reported Friday, citing unnamed sources.
Waystar, which is backed by EQT (ST:EQTAB) and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board among others, could make its public market debut as soon as June.
Representatives for EQT, CPPIB and Waystar declined to comment, Bloomberg said.
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