IT software company Servicenow priced its shares above their target range in a closely watched post-Facebook IPO.
Silicon Valley-backed software company ServiceNow Inc. priced its initial public offering above its expected range on Thursday in a closely watched post-Facebook IPO.
The San Diego-based IT software company, backed by Menlo Park venture firms Sequoia Capital? and Greylock Partners? , raised $209.7 million.
It had been projected to price between $15 and $17.
The IPO is being led by Morgan Stanley? , which came under heavy criticism after problems with Facebook Inc.'s? IPO in May, which fell by as much as 33 percent after going public at $38. The Menlo Park social networking giant's shares have made back more than half of that drop since.
The ServiceNow offering is being closely watched by a number of Silicon Valley companies that have either postponed or held off on their planned offerings after the Facebook IPO.
Unlike the Facebook IPO, Servicenow is listing on the New York Stock Exchange, with the symbol NOW.
Its revenue more than doubled to $92.6 million in fiscal 2011 as it swung to a profit of $9.8 million from a loss of $29.7 million in 2010.
Written by Cromwell Schubarth. Contact him at cschubarth@bizjournals.com or 408.299.1823.
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