Twilio Plans IPO
Twilio, a provider of phone and text message services to app developers, may go public. “The future of communications will be written in software, by the developers of the world -- our customers,” the company said in a prospectus filed…
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at the SEC. “By empowering them, our mission is to fuel the future of communications.” Twilio said in a Thursday news release it hasn't decided how many shares it will offer in the IPO. The San Francisco-based company said it plans to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol TWLO.