It couldn't be ⁠learned how ‌much Anaplan plans to raise or what valuation it would ‍seek for the IPO, and its plans could still change, the report added. Thoma ​Bravo and Anaplan did not immediately ‌respond to Reuters' requests for comment. Anaplan first went public in 2018 and was acquired in 2022 by software-focused Thoma Bravo, which now has more than $181 ⁠billion in assets ​under management. Thoma Bravo has ​explored IPOs for two other portfolio companies, Ping Identity and Proofpoint, ‍in ⁠recent months, the report added, citing sources. It took identity security ⁠company Sailpoint public last February.