Software maker HashiCorp valued at $22bn in Nasdaq debut

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Software maker HashiCorp valued at $22bn in Nasdaq debut

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

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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