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  • Canva is a design platform founded in Australia in 2013. It lets people build posters, presentations, social posts and other visuals in one place, and it has grown into one of the most valuable private technology companies outside the United States. A stock market debut has been widely discussed for years, but no official date exists. The time shown on this page, 30 June 2027 at 14:30 UTC, is an estimate based on the 2027 timeframe that company leaders have mentioned. In Sydney that moment would fall at 00:30 on 1 July, and in New York at 10:30 on 30 June. What is known so far: Canva has not filed a registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, and it has not named a listing venue or a ticker symbol. In April 2026, co-founder and chief operating officer Cliff Obrecht said the business was ready to go public and that he expected the listing to happen in 2027, once its move toward an AI-credit business model had settled. A company spokesperson later told reporters there was nothing new to share about an IPO. Hiring for senior roles tied to US public-company work in September 2026 has been read as preparation, and the company has set up a Delaware parent entity and brought in a finance chief with experience from a past tech listing. The interest is easy to understand. Canva reported profitability for several years and a large user base, and its last priced share sale in August 2025 valued it at about 42 billion US dollars. Independent trackers now place its value lower, in a range of roughly 30 to 39 billion dollars, so any eventual IPO price could differ from private valuations. Reports often name Nasdaq as the likely venue, but the company has not confirmed this. Pre-IPO offers from third parties should be checked carefully, because private shares are not traded on public exchanges. To follow the story, watch for official announcements from Canva, a registration statement appearing in the SEC's EDGAR database, and details such as a price range or roadshow. Those are the signals that would turn an estimate into a confirmed date. Rumours and private valuation estimates should be treated as unconfirmed. This page will be updated when the company makes a formal announcement.

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