Once Upon a Farm Lists on NYSE After $198M IPO, Garner Highlights Growth
Once Upon a Farm raised approximately $198 million in its IPO and begins trading on the NYSE today under the ticker OFRM. Co-founder Jennifer Garner highlights the company’s mission to reshape children’s organic food with fresh, farm-to-table ingredients and innovative product development.
1. IPO Launch and Listing
Once Upon a Farm completes its initial public offering, raising about $198 million by selling new shares at a set price per share. The company’s shares begin trading today on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker OFRM, marking its transition to a publicly listed entity.
2. Use of Proceeds and Expansion Plans
Proceeds from the IPO are earmarked for scaling production capacity, investing in supply chain infrastructure, and expanding distribution into new retail channels. Management projects these investments will support double-digit revenue growth over the next two fiscal years.
3. Jennifer Garner’s Vision for Growth
Co-founder Jennifer Garner emphasizes the brand’s commitment to children’s organic nutrition, noting plans to launch new fresh-blended offerings and strengthen partnerships with major grocery chains. Her involvement aims to boost brand recognition and drive consumer trust in Once Upon a Farm’s farm-to-table positioning.