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Duolingo blows 6 billion dollars after successful IPO

The company behind the language learning app Duolingo has now also gone public after a strong financial year. It can desperately need the money.

Valuation now stands at $ 6.5 billion after Duolingo Inc. issued 3.7 million shares on Tuesday. Initially, the target range was set at $ 85 to $ 95 apiece. At the time of the IPO, the price on the Nasdaq rose to $ 102. Subsequently, the value increased by a further 40 percent to over 140 dollars and most recently settled at 130 dollars. The pandemic boosted the online course provider’s business, Reuters reports.

Sales growth and losses

In the prospectus for the IPO, Duolingo states that it had sales of $ 161.7 million last year. That corresponded to a growth of 129 percent, you can read there. The last quarter also saw a strong increase: Sales almost doubled compared to the previous year. Another target also showed impressive growth: loss. It rose around 600 percent to $ 13.5 million. The IPO brought the company around 521 million euros, the specialist media write. Co-founder and CEO of Duolingo, Luis von Ahn, announced that they would be putting money into improving the main app. In addition, the company wants to focus on getting more active users to take out subscriptions.

Expansion firmly in view

Duolingo offers 95 courses in 40 different languages. The spectrum ranges from the usual European candidates to endangered languages ​​such as Hawaiian, Navajo and Scottish Gaelic. Most of the 40 million users are in the USA. The course provider generates 45 percent of its sales there. Duolingo continues to expand and has Asia in its sights next.

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