Earlier this month, the technology of online postage company E-Stamp, along with that of competitor Stamps.com, was approved by the U.S. Postal Service. Now E-Stamp wants approval from investors on Wall Street. On Tuesday, E-Stamp announced that it had filed for an initial public offering.
This offering, which could raise up to $85 million, looks like it could be a hot IPO. On Tuesday, E-Stamp announced that is has closed a third round of funding totaling $30.2 million. E-Stamp’s investors include Microsoft, Compaq, AT&T and [email protected] All of these companies are obviously major players that are already helping E-Stamp distribute its service or could soon do so. E-Stamp should also benefit from its exclusive deal with Yahoo!.
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