Discord Reportedly Exploring IPO With Early Talks Underway

The popular communication platform is in discussions with banks about a potential public listing, though the company has not confirmed these reports.

Discord has reportedly begun early discussions with investment banks about a potential initial public offering (IPO) in 2025.
The company was last valued at $15 billion in 2021, though plans to go public were previously delayed due to market and political uncertainties.
Sources suggest the recent shift in U.S. regulatory policies under President Donald Trump has created a more favorable environment for tech companies considering public listings.
Discord, founded in 2015, has grown to over 200 million monthly users, offering free text, voice, and video communication, with revenue generated through its subscription-based Nitro service.
The company has declined to confirm the reports, stating its focus remains on delivering a strong user experience and building a sustainable business.