The grocery-delivery company and other late-stage startups have seen valuation cuts during the downturn.
Mutual fund investor Fidelity increased its valuation of Instacart shares by 10% from May to July.
Instacart made waves last week as one of a handful of late-stage startups filing S-1s and announcing long-awaited plans to go public.
That's a 10% bump up from the end of May, when Fidelity valued its shares at $40.95 each.
Other late-stage startups are similarly enjoying a slight rebound in Fidelity valuations following months of brutal downgrading.
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