Expensify officially files S-1 as IPO market
Expense management platform Expensify officially filed its S-1 late Friday, joining the parade of enterprise tech companies going public this year. We take a closer look at financials for the company, which has realized significant growth in the first half of this year.
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Source : Crunchbase