Qualcomm-backed video conferencing software developer Zoom is aiming to go public in April and has filed confidentially with the US regulator.
Zoom Video Communications, a US-based video conferencing platform backed by mobile chipmaker Qualcomm, has filed confidentially to go public in April, Business Insider reported on Friday.
The company has begun talks with prospective investors and could file its public registration statement next month, with a view of listing in April.
Zoom had filed confidentially last month and hired investment banks Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse as underwriters, but faced delays caused by the federal government shutdown until…
