27 Companies With IPOs in 2010: Best and Worst Performers
These companies all had initial public offerings in 2010 and are still public. Their performance since then has ranged from −97% to over 16,000%.
Fleetcor Technologies Inc is a global payments company specializing in a variety of solutions aimed at managing vehicle-related and corporate expenses. With operations in the United States, Brazil, the United Kingdom, and beyond, Fleetcor offers services including fuel, tolls, parking, and fleet maintenance payments, as well as prepaid vouchers for food and transport. Additionally, the company provides corporate payment solutions like accounts payable automation and virtual cards, alongside lodging payments for traveling employees. Founded in 1986 and based in Atlanta, Georgia, Fleetcor serves a wide range of customers from businesses to consumers.
These companies all had initial public offerings in 2010 and are still public. Their performance since then has ranged from −97% to over 16,000%.
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