Lime, formerly Neutron Holdings, is preparing for a Nasdaq IPO to raise about $174 million by offering nearly 7 million shares priced between $24 and $26. The company, a leader in electric scooter and e-bike rentals, faces significant financial challenges with $1 billion in current liabilities against $261 million cash as of March 2026. Uber, a major partner contributing 14% of Lime's 2025 revenue, plans to buy $20 million in shares, showing strong support. Investors should watch the IPO pricing closely as it will indicate market confidence in Lime's growth potential despite its losses and liabilities.
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