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IPOs and Secondary Offerings

Equity Capital Markets

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<li>PayPay Corporation plans to raise over $1 billion, offering 54.99M ADSs at $17–$20, implying an $11.7B–$13.7B market cap ahead of its March 12 debut.</li>
<li>Approximately 56% of shares are primary, with SoftBank retaining 91.78% voting control post-IPO; cornerstone demand includes Qatar Holding, Visa, and ADIA for up to $220M.</li>
<li>Strong profitability and scale support the story, but volatile markets and weak recent fintech IPO performance make execution a key near-term test.</li>
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PayPay Corporation plans to raise over $1 billion, offering 54.99M ADSs at $17–$20, implying an $11.7B–$13.7B market cap ahead of its March 12 debut.
Approximately 56% of shares are primary, with SoftBank retaining 91.78% voting control post-IPO; cornerstone demand includes Qatar Holding, Visa, and ADIA for up to $220M.
Strong profitability and scale support the story, but volatile markets and weak recent fintech IPO performance make execution a key near-term test.


PayPay Corporation (PAYP): Japanese Fintech Sets Terms for IPO Amidst Broad Market Volatility