Oura postpones IPO citing market 'uncertainty'

Smart ring maker Oura has indefinitely postponed its planned initial public offering, citing "uncertainty in the IPO market."

• Oura announced Tuesday it is delaying its stock market float due to market "uncertainty," despite "strong demand."
• Oura has reported 5.7 million paying members and expects fiscal-2026 revenue to grow 90 percent.
• The company had planned to price shares at $40–$44, valuing it at roughly $13.5–15 billion.
• Early investor Forerunner Ventures had planned to sell its entire 9.3 percent stake in the offering.