OPay, a Nigeria-focused fintech backed by SoftBank, lists on the NYSE after pricing and completing a U.S. initial public offering that raises $304 million and values the company at about $4 billion. Bloomberg reports the IPO is priced at $19 per share, while Premium Times and Vanguard focus on the fundraising total and valuation.
The coverage also positions the listing as a step in OPay’s expansion across digital financial services. Premium Times highlights the company as the first major Nigeria-focused fintech to list on a U.S. stock exchange, while Vanguard frames the IPO around growth prospects in a wider digital finance market.
Overall, the outlets largely agree on the core deal terms—U.S. listing, the amount raised, and the valuation—while differing in which details they emphasize, such as the per-share price and the “first” milestone framing.
