Bloomberg: Swedish payment giant Klarna considers restarting US IPO as early as September

According to Bloomberg, informed sources say that with the recent surge in fintech stock prices and strong performance of US listed companies, Swedish payment giant Klarna Group Plc is considering restarting its initial public offering (IPO) in New York as early as September. This digital payment company is intensifying preparations for its first stock sale, and discussions are still ongoing. Specific details, including the timing, have not yet been finalized. Klarna submitted an IPO application to the US SEC in March and plans to start promoting its stocks to potential investors. However, due to market turbulence caused by Trump's announcement of widespread tariffs in April, the company shelved the plan. Recently, the company has positioned itself as a digital bank that can provide various services ranging from checking and savings accounts to credit and debit cards. In February, Klarna CEO announced that Klarna and individuals will embrace cryptocurrency.