(CNN) Over the last decade, Uber raised unprecedented amounts of funding from a who's who of investors to pave the road for its rapid expansion into cities around the world. Now, as Uber (UBER) finally becomes a public company, some of those investors and Uber's founding team are set to make billions.

Uber UBER priced its initial public offering at $45 a share on Thursday, valuing the company at $82 billion. In the process, Uber raised $8.1 billion, making it one of the largest US public offerings ever. On Friday, Uber began trading at $42 a share in a disappointing Wall Street debut

At its IPO price, Uber will mint a new set of uber-rich people in the technology industry. Travis Kalanick, the cofounder and CEO who built Uber into a global brand before being ousted in 2017 after a series of PR crises , is chief among them. Kalanick's 8.6% stake in the company is worth $5.3 billion.

After stepping down as CEO, Kalanick launched an investment fund called 10100 to invest in real estate, e-commerce, and innovation in China and India. He continues to serve on Uber's board.

Garrett Camp, who cofounded Uber with Kalanick and is often credited with coming up with the idea for the ride-hailing app, will be a billionaire multiple times over too. His 6% stake in the company is worth $3.7 billion.