Ride-hailer to launch IPO Friday, overcoming much-larger rival’s attempts to starve it of capital Lyft The ride-hailing service, which has branched out into scooters and bike-sharing, among other ventures, will be worth more than $24 billion when it starts trading. $2.3 billion Rakuten Japanese e-commerce firm $1.3 billion* General Motors Automaker *The value of each stake in Lyft is based on a I.P.O. share price of $72. $1.3 billion Fidelity Financial firm $1.1 billion Andreessen Horowitz* Venture capital firm *Andreessen Horowitz, founded a decade ago, is one of Silicon Valley’s top venture capital firms, having invested in Instagram and others. It’s poised to win big with this year’s I.P.O. wave: It owns stakes in Lyft, Pinterest, Slack and Airbnb, all of which are expected to go public this year or next year. $923.7 million CapitalG Investment arm of Alphabet, Google’s parent company $602.9 million Logan Green Co-founder and C.E.O. $415.8 million John Zimmer Co-founder and president $110.5 million Floodgate* Venture capital firm *Ann Miura-Ko, a co-founder of Floodgate, was one of the first investors in Lyft when it went by its original name, Zimride. $478,440 Valerie Jarrett Former adviser to President Barack Obama