Hinge Health, a startup focused on physical therapy, is evaluating its IPO timeline amid significant stock market decline caused by President Trump's tariff announcements. Initially hopeful for a spring public offering, the company filed its S-1 with plans to pitch investors soon. However, with the S&P 500 dropping over 9% due to these tariffs, Hinge Health may reconsider its approach. Despite market conditions, it believes its 'recession-proof' business model can still attract investors, and it currently has sufficient cash reserves to operate independently of the IPO proceeds.
Hinge Health is contemplating a delay in its IPO as the stock market fluctuates due to tariff announcements, though it aims to maintain investor interest.
Despite the market's volatility, Hinge Health believes its 'recession-proof' model still presents a viable option for attracting potential investors.
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