Klarna might pursue an initial public offering as early as September, according to sources cited by Bloomberg. The news follows a surge in fintech stock prices and a strengthening U.S. IPO market.
Klarna initially filed for an IPO in March but paused its plans just a month later after President Trump’s tariff announcements caused market instability. At the time, the company aimed to raise at least $1 billion and secure a $15 billion valuation.
By June, Klarna’s co-founder and CEO, Sebastian Siemiatkowski, appeared more optimistic. When questioned about the company’s IPO plans, he smiled and remarked that he was “happy there’s less turbulence in the market.”
However, details remain scarce regarding the exact timing of Klarna’s market debut. No final decisions have been made, as reported by Bloomberg. The company is currently profitable and was last privately valued at approximately $14 billion.