Guesty CEO on a Future IPO: ‘We’ll Be Ready’
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Guesty CEO Amiad Soto said an initial public offering would fund more acquisitions.
Guesty could go public as soon as next year.
That’s according to Amiad Soto, CEO of the platform for short-term rental property managers.
“We will decide to go public when the market is more receptive to companies in our industry. I think that over the next, let's say 12 to 18 months, we'll see more and more businesses going public, and then we'll be ready by then,” Soto said during a session on Wednesday at Skift’s Short-Term Rental Summit in New York City.
“I think that the team has already worked really hard to get us to a stage where we could be a public company.”
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