PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh-based Duolingo on Monday filed to go public.
The company filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission expressing its intent to do an initial public offering.
It plans to list the stock on Nasdaq using the ticker symbol “DUOL.”
The company did not disclose in the filing how many shares will be offered or the price range.
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