Video game software developer Unity estimated its IPO over the expected range on Thursday in a contribution that at first qualities the organization at $13.7 billion, CNBC has affirmed.

Unity sold shares at $52 each, in the wake of lifting the range on Wednesday to somewhere in the range of $44 and $48. Reuters was first to write about the evaluating. A Unity representative didn’t promptly react to a request for comment.

Unity is wrapping up probably the busiest week for IPOs this year, featured by the Wednesday presentation of Snowflake, which dramatically increased in an incentive to close the day with a market cap over $70 billion.

Established in 2004, Unity has become a significant player in game creation over the previous decade by giving developers the tools to make 3D titles for phones, consoles and the web without coding for every platform. The organization said in its prospectus that it has 1.5 million monthly active makers and that developers using its software are seeing more than 3 billion downloads a month.

“Pokemon Go” and “Iron man VR” are among the games created using Unity’s software. It’s additionally used for games published by Electronic Arts, Take-Two Interactive, Tencent and Ubisoft.

Revenue in the first half of 2020 rose 39% from a year sooner to $351.3 million and the quantity of clients spending $100,000 or more expanded to 716 from 515. Unity’s net loss in the initial a half year of the year limited to $54.1 million from $67.1 million every year prior.

Unity CEO John Riccitiello, who recently ran EA, adopted a nontraditional strategy toward deciding the cost of the IPO, CNBC announced not long ago. Alongside CFO Kimberly Jabal, who joined the organization in 2019, Riccitiello expected control on the estimating and portion, as opposed to inclining toward venture banks to settle on a ultimate choice.

Financial specialists presented their offers at a specific cost and the quantity of offers they needed. The Unity group would then pick the cost dependent on where the offers landed, and any speculators who presented a proposal underneath that cost wouldn’t get shares. For those that put in offers at or over the last value, Unity chiefs would settle on the designation.