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Eloqua discusses IPO

Published August 2, 2012 at 3:04 PM


After pricing at the high end of the range at $11.50 per share, financial software company Eloqua Inc. raised $92 million in its Nasdaq initial public offering. In this video, Joseph Payne, CEO of the Vienna, Va.-based company, gave an outlook for Eloqua and the overall industry. Says Payne, "You can expect to see some consolidation and some new entrants." Payne notes that "not a single share" was sold by Eloqua's venture backers in the IPO. Eloqua is a software company that aids customers like American Express Co., LinkedIn Corp. and NestlĂ© SA with revenue performance management. - Katie Roof

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