![]() ![]() This is due to money spent on investments in technology and international growth. ![]() $0: Amount LinkedIn expects to make in profit in 2011. ![]() $500 million: Estimated LinkedIn revenue for 2011. $350 million: Total money earned by the company through its IPO. $93.9 million: Reported LinkedIn revenue for the first quarter of 2011, a 110 percent increase from the same period last year. $15.4 million: LinkedIn’s total profit on those sales. $243 million: LinkedIn’s total sales for 2010. $130 million: Amount Business Insider says LinkedIn’s underwriters, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, “screwed” the company out of by valuing the stock too low prior to its IPO. $5.14 billion: Value of the LinkedIn shares owned by the company’s top three investors, including founder Reid Hoffman. $9 billion: Approximate value of LinkedIn Corp at the $94.25 price point, which is about 20 times the company’s expected annual revenue. $101.99: Amount LinkedIn’s stock opened at on Friday, the second day of public trading. $14.50: Price LinkedIn shares traded for privately in April 2010. $94.25: Per-share price LinkedIn stock closed at after its first day on the open market. We bring you the FA Alpha Weekly Digest, a roundup of FA Alpha’s unique and unparalleled equity, credit, and macroeconomic insights over the past week. $122.70: Highest price LinkedIn’s stock traded for during its IPO. Our listed companies form a powerful community committed to good governance and societal impact. $83: Price the company’s IPO popped to immediately after going public, an 84 percent jump. The New York Stock Exchange NYSE Quotes delayed 15 minutes The NYSE is the world’s largest stock exchange, offering icons and entrepreneurs the opportunity to raise capital and change the world. $45: Price LinkedIn set for its IPO stocks prior to going public. 100 million: Approximate number of LinkedIn users as of March 2011, with a new user joining the site an average of every second.ħ.8 million: Number of LinkedIn shares that were up for sale in the IPO, less than 10 percent of the company’s total outstanding shares. ![]()
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