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Tinder’s parent company Match  (which is owned by IAC/InterActiveCorp) could raise $470 million in its initial public offering. That’s a whole lot of swipes right. The figure was revealed in an SEC filing today, and suggests that the opening share price will be between $12 and $14. That means the total value of the company once it’s listed on the NASDAQ will be between $400m and $470m. It’ll use ‘MTCH’ as its ticker symbol. The move to go public follows a strong year for the company, which saw annual revenue rise by nearly 11 percent to $888 million last year.…

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