According to Odaily Planet Daily, the Financial Times reported that hedge fund tycoon Bill Ackman is trying to revive the IPO of Pershing Square in the United States by offering discounts to early investors. Ackman canceled the IPO plan of his newly established US investment fund last month due to weak demand. Ackman is currently soliciting opinions from supporters on a structure that will include additional incentives, as well as shares of Pershing Square USA. He initially set a target of $25 billion for the closed-end fund to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, but later withdrew the listing plan after lowering the financing target by more than 90% to only $2 billion. Two people familiar with the matter said that Ackman discussed several options for the new structure, one of which would give Pershing Square's early investors the right to purchase additional shares at a fixed price in the future through warrants. However, the real reward for investors in Pershing Square USA may be the subscription rights for the final IPO of his hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management.