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EV start-up Arrival secures record IPO with $13.6bn float on Nasdaq

Cecilia Keating
Cecilia Keating
clock 25 March 2021 • 3 min read
Arrival's van is set to start production next year | Credit: Arrival
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Arrival's van is set to start production next year | Credit: Arrival

Oxfordshire-based start-up Arrival began trading on the tech-heavy Nasdaq under ticker ARVL at 1:30pm UK time

British electric van and bus start-up Arrival is believed to have delivered the biggest stock market listing of all time by a UK firm, after securing a valuation of $13.6bn when it floated on the Nasdaq...

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