A Dutch payment giant backed by Mark Zuckerberg and used by Uber is going public

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Dutch payment company Adyen is listing in Amsterdam.

The company is used by Facebook, Uber, and Netflix, among others, and Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey are indirect investors.

Adyen could be valued at up to €9 billion in the listing.

LONDON — Dutch payment business Adyen has announced plans to list its shares publicly in Amsterdam.

Adyen said on Thursday that it will IPO on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange later this year. Existing shareholders will sell around 15 of its shares in the offering.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: BlackRock's 1.8 trillion bond chief shares an epiphany he had that reshaped his entire economic outlookSee Also:PayPal's 2.2 billion acquisition of Swedish card terminal startup iZettle makes perfect sense and Square should be worriedHow countries around the world are embracing digital disruption in financial servicesThe future of blockchain solutions and technologiesSEE ALSO: It's not just manufacturers using robots even this fintech business is using them

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