The business arm of Raspberry Pi is preparing to make an initial public offering (IPO) in London, bringing new capital into the company and likely changing the nature of the privately held, charity-controlled company.
CEO Eben Upton confirmed in an interview with Bloomberg News that Raspberry Pi had appointed bankers at London firms Peel Hunt and Jefferies to prepare for "when the IPO market reopens."
This is bad. This could mean price rising when rpi becomes proprietary.
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I am skeptical too as to what the consequences will be!
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oh wow! My son has spent lots of my money buying Rasp Pi products! 😂😂 Thanks for sharing
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