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US IPO Weekly Winners & Losers

June 26, 2022

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The IPO Index capped off a five-day run of positive returns on Friday, its longest winning streak since October.

The IPO market finished the week with a +16.3% gain, outpacing the S&P 500’s +6.4%. Gaming platform Roblox led the winners, rising +35.5% as battered growth stocks finally got some relief. Concerns about dropping freight rates caused ZIM Integrated Shipping to fall -8.1%.

What was expected to be the week’s headliner, Ivanhoe Electric (NYSE: IE) delayed its $174 million IPO. The deal is now set to price in the week ahead. While the tight range and short roadshow signaled management’s confidence, the exploration-stage mining company is not exactly the mature, stable business that investors normally expect to IPO in this market. A sharp decline in copper prices didn’t help matters.

One small deal did make it to market this week, a Chinese issuer (GSUN) that soared more than 300% on its first day. We’ll see whether it holds up or follows the same pop-and-drop pattern of other micro-caps this quarter.

Speaking of the quarter, we released our 2Q 2022 US IPO Market Review this week, which provides detailed analysis of activity during the 2Q and outlook going forward. Read it here.

Take care,
Bill Smith
Co-Founder and CEO
Renaissance Capital

Weekly IPO Winners & Losers
Biggest price changes through Jun 24th in the Renaissance IPO Index
Top 5
Roblox RBLX 35.5%
Unity Software U 31.9%
Oak Street Health OSH 31.4%
10x Genomics TXG 29.2%
Paycor HCM PYCR 28.4%
Bottom 5
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services ZIM -8.1%
Lufax Holding LU -1.1%
Bausch + Lomb BLCO 0.6%
Hertz Global Holdings HTZ 1.6%
GlobalFoundries GFS 2.3%
Sectors
Real Estate 18.5%
Technology 17.1%
Consumer Discretionary 15.4%
Financials 13.5%
Health Care 13.2%
Consumer Staples 9.8%
Industrials 4.0%
Renaissance IPO Index Performance

Renaissance IPO ETF (NYSE symbol: IPO) tracks the Renaissance IPO Index

The Renaissance IPO Index returned 16.3% last week vs. 6.4% for the S&P 500.