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Aug, 2016 : Dropbox May have Discussed 2017 IPO with Advisors

📅 - After meeting with advisors, sources stay Dropbox Inc. may have discussed the possibility of doing an initial public offering in 2017. The management of the company discussed whether this was even feasible and they wanted to get an idea of the valuation of the company on the public market.

The conversations were only exploratory, but it was discussed. No final decision has made, but this could signal a change in the thinking of the company and its CEO Drew Houston. They did state last year that they had no plans on going public.

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