Affirm’s initial value was correct since the company was able to sell its initial public offering (IPO). The company was able to sell their shares on initial public offering generating revenues that allowed for expansion of its operation. The share sold above the targeted prices accounted for the profits increase by about a hundred percent and accounted for decrease of losses by about half (Fox et al.
Affirm’s initial value was correct since the company was able to sell its initial public offering (IPO). The company was able to sell their shares on initial public offering generating revenues that allowed for expansion of its operation. The share sold above the targeted prices accounted for the profits increase by about a hundred percent and accounted for decrease of losses by about half (Fox et al.