Walmart-Backed Ibotta Files for IPO Showing Profit

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Digital marketing software firm Ibotta Inc. filed for an initial public offering on the heels of this week’s successful debuts by Reddit Inc. and Astera Labs Inc.

The Denver-based company, which helps brands to deliver mobile promotions through rewards and rebates, said in a filing Friday that it turned a profit last year, reversing earlier losses. Ibotta, whose investors include Walmart Inc., will disclose proposed terms for its IPO in a later filing.