That’s up from $200 million from last August, when it announced that it had doubled sales in less than 18 months. Meanwhile, Dibrov said Armis is still assessing the right time for a public listing. “The IPO will happen,” he said, “but it will happen at the right time to maximize shareholders’ and employees’ value.”
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