Overview

• Reuters reports that shares could be priced at $34 to $36, with terms potentially set as early as this week.
• One source says Klarna is targeting proceeds of nearly $1 billion from the offering.
• The company publicly filed on March 14 and then paused the listing weeks later after markets were roiled by tariff announcements.
• Klarna’s latest quarter showed roughly 20% revenue growth to about $823–$824 million as pre-tax losses widened to around $46 million from $19 million a year earlier.
• Klarna has lined up large funding lines, including a reported $26 billion deal with Nelnet and a €1.4 billion facility from Santander, and it declined to comment on the revived IPO reports.