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Friday, 27 January 2012

I.P.O. Buzz Facebook is growing above the

The pace of initial public offering of Facebook has become stronger.

Network has the world's largest social file release as soon as next week, according to people familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity because the discussions. The company is still beating the deadline, and warned that it is expected that these people, but to apply to the Securities and Exchange within the next three weeks.

Facebook - what is likely to rise to U.S. $ 10 million in bids - - is on track to be the largest IPO date on the Internet, the number exceeded the 1.67 billion dollars from Google, which offers a year 2004.

Have been built in anticipation Logo display for some time.

In recent years, Facebook has contributed heavily traded in the secondary market trading, where they are buying and selling of private equity. Last January, for example, the Goldman Sachs investment round of $ 1.5 billion in the company, and the transfer of most of the shares of Facebook for foreign customers. Increased investor base, and the Logo to deal with the base of the SEC in 1934, which states that should be disclosed for any audit firm with 500 or more shareholders financial results after four months of the year contrary to the threshold.

If Facebook reached a milestone in 2011, as many believe, the law until late April to reveal their money.

"It's inevitable," said Sean Parker in an interview with Andrew Ross Sorkin of DealBook on CNBC this week. "There is a possibility that the biggest deal in history."

Although 27-year-old founder of Facebook and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, it seemed reluctant at times to the public, it faces increasing pressure from employees, and hopes to sell some shares in the public market.

If Facebook goes public in May late, because the people close to the company that creates, and the principles of the shareholders may sell some shares before the end of the year and, in particular, before the end of the tax cuts provided in the George W.. The Bush administration. Usually, a company that keeps its shareholders from selling shares until 180 days after the IPO

Facebook is expected to reach a market assessment to the tune of $ 100 billion.

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