- Instacart debuted on the Nasdaq on Tuesday after pricing its IPO at $30 a share.
- The stock surged 40% when it began trading around 12:50 p.m. ET.
- It is the second high-profile IPO following chip designer Arm’s debut last Thursday.
Instacart made its stock market debut on Tuesday, jumping as much as 40% in its first trades following its initial public offering which valued the grocery delivery company at $10.2 billion.
The company sold shares to investors at $30 each, completing the second high profile IPO in less than a week on the heels of chip designer Arm’s splashy debut last Thursday.
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