(Reuters) – Shares of ride-hailing company Lyft Inc fell as much as 10.5 percent on Monday, below its initial public offering price of $72.
The company debuted on Nasdaq on Friday, opening at $87.24, over 21 percent above its IPO price.
Brokerage Guggenheim Securities started coverage on the stock with a ‘neutral’ rating, citing lack of visibility on the path to profitability.
Shares of the company were trading down about 9.5 percent at $70.81.
