Denied Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, where he said he would not sell any of its shares owned by the social networking site Twitter when you ask the company to the public that he is expected to hold IPO later this year or in early 2025 and was Prince Alwaleed , a nephew of King Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah and the owner of Kingdom Holding Company has invested $ 300 million for a stake in Twitter in late 2025, when he told News Reuters said it is clear that the rapid pace by moving them indicate their willingness to implement the IPO sooner rather than later I expect to do it either this year or at the beginning of next year , Twitter strategic investment so we believe that the way to jump-start we have invested $ 300 million in the company and will not sell anything during the IPO with 300 million members and half a billion Tweets a day, the outlook for growth is enormous. " he explained that the CEO have Costolo " wide knowledgable and very worthy of confidence and reached the value of the company ranging between 14 and 15 billion dollars, but there are trading higher , we believe that the value may exceed that denied Prince Alwaleed to comment whether it will be the inclusion of Twitter in the New York Stock Exchange in order to avoid Altgria disappointing shares of Facebook in the Stock Exchange Nasdaq and spent the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where the growing number of Twitter users at a rapid pace billions of dollars on social welfare programs in order to avoid public anger and unrest there could be a pleasant surprise for the markets as the revenue Twitter from mobile phones compared to devices fixed much higher than what was brought by Facebook at the time of placement and no doubt in that Twitter contributed to accelerate the pace of the transfer of news and must remain an open forum for all and completely oppose any person trying to control or censor Twitter or any means of social communication even though other governments themselves it 's a losing war . Twitter said she filed for an initial public offering shares with regulators in the United States in its first steps towards what would be the first to include a prospective company of Silicon Valley companies since the inclusion of Facebook last year. The Al - Waleed bin Talal is always a successful man in light of successful investments through his Kingdom Holding company in companies such as Citigroup and News Corp. , owned by Rupert Murdoch.
