Enterprise data-storage company Tintri Inc. will put off its initial public offering that was scheduled for Thursday, the San Francisco Chronicle reported late Wednesday. The Mountain View, Calif., company was to list on the Nasdaq and trade under the ticker TNTR. It was expected to raise more than $100 million if it priced shares at the high end of their range of $10.50 to $12.50. No reason was given for the delay, and a Tintri spokesman had no comment Wednesday.
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