Airbnb S-1
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Airbnb S-1
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#3I wonder if this is the right timing?
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#4Anyone know when the IPO listing date is?
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#5No idea what the process for getting this information released is... but it feels unlikely to be a coincidence that on the day a 2nd extremely effective vaccine is announced to the world... Airbnb files their public S1.
A lot of that document talks about COVID-19 and how it's effected their business (no surprise there) but also several mentions of vaccines. Mostly in the following phrase (repeated 3 times in the document, I think):
> The extent and duration of the adverse impact of COVID-19 on the Company over the longer term remain uncertain and dependent on future developments that cannot be accurately predicted at this time, such as the severity and transmission rate of COVID-19, the extent and effectiveness of containment actions taken, including mobility restrictions, the timing, availability, and effectiveness of vaccines, and the impact of these and other factors on travel behavior in general and on the Company’s business.
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#6Great! Hotels don't like this.
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#7I wonder if this is the right timing?
They need the cash? If they survive through covid they are back to winner takes all.
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#8Anyone know when the IPO listing date is?
Usually within 4-6 weeks of the S-1 becoming public.
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#9Down $600m in 2019 and another $600m in 2020? With $2b in debt? Ouch.
I'm reading this right, correct? I see the cash positions below are a bit different, but that's likely from... the loans?
2018 looked so hopeful. They only lose $20m total! 2019 should have been a profitable year, IMO, but they went with the aggressive strategy.
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#10Excited to learn more about the specifics. Really hoping people don't flood this thread with their anecdotal bad Airbnb experiences ("I paid below market rate this one time 6 years ago and got a crappy host, therefore this company is going to fail!"), which seems to happen every-time someone mentions their name.