Led by the 41% first-day return of real estate listings company Trulia (TRLA), five US IPOs priced and traded up this week. Following a 35-day lull (late August is seasonally slow for...read more
Trulia, a fast-growing online residential real estate marketplace with 22 million monthly unique visitors, closed at $24.00 in its first day of trading, representing a first-day pop of 41%. This was the best first day of trading since Five Below jumped 56% on...read more
Susser Petroleum Partners, a wholesale distributor of motor fuels primarily to Susser Holdings, priced its 9.5 million share IPO at $20.50, within the $19-$21 range. BofA Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Wells Fargo and UBS were the bookrunners on the deal, which is...read more
With last Thursday's Fed announcement lifting the markets and the VIX falling below 15, the window for IPOs opened up further last week. Five companies, including three from the financial sector, set terms, expanding the officially marketed ...read more
All five deals trade up in first batch of US IPOs since August
Led by the 41% first-day return of real estate listings company Trulia (TRLA), five US IPOs priced and traded up this week. Following a 35-day lull (late August is seasonally slow for...read more
Trulia cracks 2012 top 10 first-day IPO gainers in the busiest day for US IPOs since 2010
Trulia, a fast-growing online residential real estate marketplace with 22 million monthly unique visitors, closed at $24.00 in its first day of trading, representing a first-day pop of 41%. This was the best first day of trading since Five Below jumped 56% on...read more
Susser Petroleum Partners prices at $20.50, within the range
Susser Petroleum Partners, a wholesale distributor of motor fuels primarily to Susser Holdings, priced its 9.5 million share IPO at $20.50, within the $19-$21 range. BofA Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Wells Fargo and UBS were the bookrunners on the deal, which is...read more
US IPO calendar swells to 10 deals; Workday, LifeLock could be added next
With last Thursday's Fed announcement lifting the markets and the VIX falling below 15, the window for IPOs opened up further last week. Five companies, including three from the financial sector, set terms, expanding the officially marketed ...read more