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Smart Ring Maker Oura Postpones IPO Due to Market ‘Uncertainty’

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 10:10 UTC By Charles Capel 1 min read
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Health and fitness ring-maker Oura Inc. will delay its planned initial public offering on Nasdaq due to uncertainty in the market for first time offerings.

Health and fitness ring-maker Oura Inc. will delay its planned initial public offering on Nasdaq due to uncertainty in the market for first time offerings.
Smart Ring Maker Oura (ORG) Oura Inc. (ORG) Nasdaq (ORG)
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