The firm behind the hit mobile phone game Candy Crush Saga is hoping to value its company at more than $7.5billion when it floats on the U.S. stock market.
Analysts previously estimated King.com could be valued at more than $5billion when it announced it was planning a debut on the U.S. stock market.
The announcement also prompted predictions it could lead to a flurry of technology company listings this year.
The game, which involves moving candies to make a line of three in the same colour, was the most downloaded free app of 2013, and the year's top revenue-grossing app.
The company told the Security and Exchange Commission yesterday that it expected to price its shares at between $21 and $24, according to the International Business Times.
It has been downloaded more than 500 million times since its launch in 2012.
The basic games are free, but players need to pay for add-ons or extra lives.
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