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September 10, 2025

Klarna raises $1.37bn as IPO priced at $40 a share

The public listing values the Swedish buy now pay later fintech at $15.1bn


Tom Matsuda

2 min read

Klarna

Klarna has raised $1.37bn in its initial public offering as the fintech prepares for a market debut later today at the New York Stock Exchange. As part of the IPO, investors of the Swedish buy-now pay-later fintech have sold 34.3m shares at $40 each, above the previous expected range of $35 to $37.  

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Tom Matsuda

Tom Matsuda is a fintech reporter at Sifted and writes our weekly fintech newsletter. Find him on X and LinkedIn

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