Reformation Enters Wall Street with IPO
On July 30, 2026, Reformation made its debut as a publicly traded company on the New York Stock Exchange. Shares opened at $15 per share and rose slightly to close at $15.08, giving the brand a market capitalization of nearly $891 million. The IPO raised approximately $211 million, with $142 million going directly to Reformation and $69 million allocated for existing investors like Permira. CEO Hali Borenstein expressed confidence in the company's mission and growth strategy following a successful IPO process. She emphasized Reformation’s strong brand appeal across multiple demographics, including high customer retention rates (two-year rate of 98%) and its fast supply chain that enables rapid product launches within 60 days or less for half of its offerings. Looking ahead, Borenstein outlined plans to expand the store count beyond 140 locations in five years while growing into new categories and international markets. The company reported $507.1 million in revenue last year with a growth rate of 15.7%. As one of only about 230 women-led companies among the Russell 3000, Borenstein highlighted how being closely connected to its female customer base is both a strength and competitive advantage.
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