Jennifer Garner’s Once Upon A Farm Resumes IPO Plans
Once Upon a Farm IPO targets $764M valuation as Jennifer Garner's organic baby food company prepares NYSE debut February 6.
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Jennifer Garner’s Once Upon A Farm Resumes IPO Plans
Once Upon a Farm IPO Resumes After Government Shutdown Once Upon a Farm is moving forward with its initial public offering after pausing plans during last year's government shutdown, according to a newly filed S-1 amendment with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Berkeley-based organic baby food and kids' snacks company now targets a February 6 NYSE debut with shares priced between $17 and $19, aiming to raise $208.9 million at a $764.4 million valuation. Actress Jennifer Garner serves as co-founder and chief brand officer alongside industry veteran John Foraker, who leads as CEO. The resumed IPO signals growing confidence in 2026's public market conditions after a challenging 2025 for consumer brand listings. Credit: Once Upon a Farm Why the IPO Hit Pause—and Why Timing Matters Now The company initially filed for its public debut in late 2025 but strategically withdrew when federal government operations stalled during the shutdown. Without SEC staff available to revi…
