Photo Credit: Eric Gnock Fah, President and Co-Founder of Klook, speaking on-stage at Skift Global Forum 2024 in New York. Skift
Klook has withdrawn its planned U.S. initial public offering, opting to wait for more favorable market conditions as the travel experiences platform continues to expand globally and push toward profitability.
“Given current market conditions, Klook has decided this is not the right time to proceed with an IPO,” a company spokesperson said. “We will continue to evaluate the right time for a listing.”
The decision ends an IPO process that had already been delayed. Klook filed to list on the New York Stock Exchange in November 2025 and was reportedly seeking to raise between $300 million and $500 million. The company later pushed the offering into 2026 as it waited for investor appetite for travel technology stocks to improve.
Klook did not provide a new timeline for a listing or say what market conditions would prompt it to return to the public markets. The company said its strategy and priorities remain unchanged and that bookings are on track t