Once Upon a Farm Sets Valuation Target of 764.4 Million Dollars for Public Offering
The organic food company Once Upon a Farm has announced plans for a 764.4 million dollar IPO. This listing suggests a recovery for consumer brands in 2026.
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The children’s organic food brand Once Upon a Farm, Inc. has officially filed for an initial public offering in the US 
US, seeking a valuation of up to $764.4 million. This move is being closely watched as a potential catalyst for a rebound in consumer-related stock market debuts in 2026. The announcement reflects a renewed sense of optimism following several years where the market for new listings was dampened by economic volatility and trade policy concerns.
US, seeking a valuation of up to $764.4 million. This move is being closely watched as a potential catalyst for a rebound in consumer-related stock market debuts in 2026. The announcement reflects a renewed sense of optimism following several years where the market for new listings was dampened by economic volatility and trade policy concerns.According to the regulatory filings, Once Upon a Farm, Inc.plans to offer 11 million shares of common stock at a price range between $17 and $19 per share. If the company hits the top end of this target, the offering is expected to raise up to $208.9 million. The financial launch is being supported by top-tier investment banks, with The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. acting as the joint lead bookrunning managers for the transaction.
