The 169 Companies That Had Their IPO In 2019
Number of companies that went public 169 Notable companies that went public Beyond Meat, Uber, Cloudflare, Fiverr, Lyft, Pinterest Number of companies that have been
Number of companies that went public 169 Notable companies that went public Beyond Meat, Uber, Cloudflare, Fiverr, Lyft, Pinterest Number of companies that have been
Number of companies that went public 197 Notable companies that went public Spotify, Moderna, Dell, and Dropbox Number of companies that have been acquired 4
2017 was an active year. Financial markets witnessed an impressive surge in companies making their debut on the stock market. This spanned from a range
Initial Public Offerings are exciting, both for companies and investors. They allow companies to raise capital to grow and investors to get in on the
2016 was an interesting year and one that seemed only slightly calmer than the former and future years. However, halfway through 2016, stories that suggested
As we take a look at 2015, it’s hard to ignore the significant influence of global events on the year’s IPOs. 2015 was full of
2014 was full of action, acquisitions, and IPOs. Facebook acquired a messaging app for an enormous price and a commercial plane disappeared. Despite the chaos,
2013 was a year of progress in the financial world. The economy was recovering; there were technological advancements and new healthcare system updates. In parallel
2012 wasn’t a particularly different year. It had its highs and lows the same as any other year. Everything from financial services companies to technology
In 2011, it seemed like a year of widespread resistance and upheaval. From the Arab Spring to the Occupy Wall Street movement, the people were
2010 was an interesting year. A popular social media company went public, the FIFA World Cup was held in South Africa, and David Cameron become
2009 was a year of rebuilding from the chaotic global financial crisis in 2008. The repercussions were felt worldwide and intervention was necessary. On top
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