On July 9, Bending Spoons fell 5.58% in regular trading, trading at $32.685/share, with turnover of $18.428 million. The stock continues to face concentrated profit-taking pressure following its strong debut just over a week ago.

Bending Spoons listed on the Nasdaq on July 1 at an IPO price of $29/share, surging approximately 40% on its first day with shares briefly rising above $40. Since then, the stock has experienced consecutive declines — falling 11.28% on July 3, 6.29% on July 6, and 6.09% on July 7 — as early investors locked in gains. Meanwhile, early backer Tamburi Investment Partners (TIP) announced it would retain approximately 2.5% of shares post-IPO, signaling continued long-term confidence. The company grows through acquiring and transforming digital businesses, operating brands including AOL, Eventbrite, and Vimeo, with over 500 million monthly active users and revenue of $1.6 billion over the trailing twelve months.

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