Five IPOs and three SPACs raised a combined $3.2 billion this past week led by Bill.com (BILL) in the best debut of the quarter with a 61% first day pop. Four companies submitted initial filings. The week’s best performer,...read more
Sprout Social, which provides a cloud-based platform for businesses to manage social media accounts, raised $150 million by offering 8.8 million shares at $17, the midpoint of the range of $16 to $18. At the IPO price Sprout commands a fully diluted market cap...read more
Five IPOs and one SPAC are scheduled to raise $2.7 billion in the week ahead, led by Brazilian brokerage XP (XP). After being virtually absent in the 4Q19, ...read more
US tech IPOs virtually disappeared in the 4Q19 following disappointments from multiple fast-growing, unprofitable unicorns. Healthcare (55% of 4Q IPOs) and Chinese issuers (24%) have monopolized IPO deal flow since October, but tech is returning to market...read more
US IPO Weekly Recap: Investors foot the bill as Bill.com climbs 77%
Five IPOs and three SPACs raised a combined $3.2 billion this past week led by Bill.com (BILL) in the best debut of the quarter with a 61% first day pop. Four companies submitted initial filings. The week’s best performer,...read more
Social media management software Sprout Social prices IPO at $17 midpoint
Sprout Social, which provides a cloud-based platform for businesses to manage social media accounts, raised $150 million by offering 8.8 million shares at $17, the midpoint of the range of $16 to $18. At the IPO price Sprout commands a fully diluted market cap...read more
US IPO Week Ahead: The largest IPO of the 4Q, its sole US tech unicorn, and flying taxis
Five IPOs and one SPAC are scheduled to raise $2.7 billion in the week ahead, led by Brazilian brokerage XP (XP). After being virtually absent in the 4Q19, ...read more
US tech looks to test a challenging IPO market
US tech IPOs virtually disappeared in the 4Q19 following disappointments from multiple fast-growing, unprofitable unicorns. Healthcare (55% of 4Q IPOs) and Chinese issuers (24%) have monopolized IPO deal flow since October, but tech is returning to market...read more