If excessive demand continues, the company could decide to sell more shares or price them above the original range of US$62 to US$68 a share.
The enthusiasm indicates that many investors are willing to overlook Lyft’s losses, which are substantial. Noah Wintroub, JPMorgan’s vice chairman, and Michael Millman, co-head of equity capital markets for the Americas, also attended the meeting.
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