The personal camera maker, backed by Foxconn and Disney, is looking to raise up to $100m in its initial public offering.
GoPro, a US-based manufacturer of high-definition cameras, has filed for an initial public offering of up to $100m.
The company’s corporate parent, Woodman Labs, is the largest shareholder in GoPro, with a 48.8% stake it holds through The Woodman Family Trust. Industrial manufacturing contractor Foxconn owns a 10.4% stake after investing $200m in December 2012 for an 8.9% share at a $2.5bn valuation.
Other notable shareholders include Riverwood Capital (16.3%) and Sageview Partners (6.15%). Steamboat Ventures, the Disney-affiliated fund that…
