WeWork, the office coworking company valued at $47 billion, made public on Wednesday its paperwork for an initial public offering, starting the countdown to one of the most highly anticipated -- and potentially scrutinized -- market debuts of the year. In its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, WeWork's parent company The We Company, gave the world the first official look at its business results, revealing billions in losses, a sprawling collection of leases, and growing revenue. The document doesn't specify what percentage of the company SoftBank holds, but the firm has investments and commitments in WeWork of $10.65 billion. The filing confirms that Neumann will transfer his interest in these buildings, but also states WeWork has minimum lease obligations of $236.6 million for the four buildings.