Vz this Greek food IPO looks tasty-
Why it matters: U.S. IPOs have been few and far between since the beginning of last year, so the entire market will pay close attention to Cava's performance.
Why it matters: U.S. IPOs have been few and far between since the beginning of last year, so the entire market will pay close attention to Cava's performance.
- Were it to price and trade strong, this could rekindle interest from companies beyond the restaurant sector.
- The Washington, D.C.-based company plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol CAVA.
- It had raised venture capital funding from firms like T. Rowe Price, SWaN & Legend and Revolution Group.
- Revenue climbed 12.8% last year to around $564 million, while its losses expanded to nearly $59 million.
- In 2018 the company bought rival Zoe's Kitchen for around $300 million.

