Software maker HashiCorp valued at $22bn in Nasdaq debut

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One of the biggest listings in the enterprise software sector this year.

Software maker HashiCorp valued at $22bn in Nasdaq debut
HashiCorp's shares rose as much as 11 percent in their Nasdaq debut on Thursday, valuing the cloud software vendor at nearly US$16 billion (A$22 billion) and marking one of the biggest listings in the enterprise software sector this year. Investor interest in software companies has grown ...

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