The integration software provider, which has raised about $260m from investors including Salesforce, Cisco and ServiceNow, has reportedly hired banks for an initial public offering.
MuleSoft, a US-based software integration platform provider backed by corporates Cisco, ServiceNow and Salesforce.com has quietly started work on an initial public offering, according to the Axios Pro Rata newsletter.
Although the information has not been verified, the newsletter cited rumours stating Mulesoft has hired banks including Morgan Stanley to manage the prospective IPO.
MuleSoft produces integration software that connects applications, data and devices into application programming interfaces. It has raised a total of about $260m since it was founded…
