Glassdoor IPO
Glassdoor operates a platform where employees anonymously review companies, share salary information, and browse job listings. The company's unique crowdsourced approach to workplace transparency and employer insights made it valuable to investors interested in the intersection of recruiting and workplace data.
What We Know
Glassdoor was acquired by Recruit Holdings (the same company that owns Indeed) in 2018 for approximately $1.2 billion. The acquisition occurred before Glassdoor pursued any IPO plans, as the company was still privately held at the time of sale. Recruit Holdings saw strategic value in combining Glassdoor's employer review platform with its existing job search properties. The acquisition allowed Glassdoor to remain an independent brand while benefiting from Recruit's global resources and portfolio of job-related services. Glassdoor never went through an IPO process, instead choosing the acquisition path to provide returns to investors and employees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has Glassdoor had an IPO?
No, Glassdoor never had an IPO. The company was acquired by Recruit Holdings in 2018 while still privately held.
When is the Glassdoor IPO date?
There is no Glassdoor IPO as the company was acquired by Recruit Holdings in 2018. Glassdoor operates as a subsidiary rather than pursuing independent public markets.
How can I buy Glassdoor stock?
You cannot buy Glassdoor stock directly since it was acquired by Recruit Holdings in 2018. Investors can purchase shares of parent company Recruit Holdings on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
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