Grindr’s Majority Owners Move to Take the Company Private
Grindr’s days as a public company could be numbered. The hookup and dating app, which went public via a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) merger in fall 2021, announced on October 14 that its largest shareholders, Raymond Zage and James Lu – who led the company’s go-public efforts – were exploring the possibility of acquiring Grindr’s outstanding stock, which would take the company private again.
