This week's IPO calendar is headlined by the $1.6 billion initial public offering (IPO) of Chinese e-commerce company JD.com, which will be making its public debut on Thursday, May 22.
JD.com is China's second largest e-retailer, and has been in the news lately because it is the biggest competitor to Alibaba Group Holding.
This week's IPO calendar is headlined by the $1.6 billion initial public offering (IPO) of Chinese e-commerce company JD.com, which will be making its public debut on Thursday, May 22.
JD.com is China's second largest e-retailer, and has been in the news lately because it is the biggest competitor to Alibaba Group Holding.
According to Renaissance Capital, 104 IPOs have already been priced in the U.S. in 2014, and this is another busy week on the IPO calendar as eight companies make their initial public offering.
The biggest IPO this week is from the Chinese e-commerce company Jumei, which is looking to raise $195 million. But that's not the only opportunity for investors looking to play the IPO market this week.
Take a look at this week's upcoming IPOs and the details of each deal...
It's another loaded week on the IPO calendar as nine companies make their public debuts.
So far this year, 97 companies have held initial public offerings and a total of 142 companies have filed for an IPO. That makes 2014 the busiest year for IPOs since the "Dot-Com" era of 1999 through 2001.
Here’s this week’s full list of upcoming IPOs and the financial details behind them…
According to Renaissance Capital, 94 companies have made their public debut so far in 2014, so this week's four initial public offerings constitute a slower week on the 2014 IPO calendar.
While the healthcare sector has two IPOs, the biggest deal of the week takes place on Friday when the asset-management firm Ares Management LP (NYSE: ARES) begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
The IPO calendar is slower this week than it has been for some time, but there are still four companies hitting the market for investors to choose from.
This year has seen more companies hit the market than any in the past decade, and the healthcare industry has led the way. That trend continued this week as three of the four companies going public operate in the healthcare industry.
Here's what investors need to know about each of this week's four initial public offerings...
It's another busy week on the IPO calendar as 11 companies make their public debuts in the United States.
The Chinese social-media company Weibo (Nasdaq: WB) will gather the most attention, but it's not the only investment opportunity for those looking to profit from the loaded IPO market.
The 2014 IPO calendar will see one of its busiest weeks yet when 14 companies make their public debut this week.
According to the research firm Renaissance Capital, 71 companies have already gone public this year. That's an increase of nearly 122% from this time last year. A total of 116 IPOs have been priced in 2014, which is the highest total in more than a decade.
Get a jump on this week’s best IPOs with this rundown...
This week's IPO calendar has eight companies making their public debut, and the GrubHub IPO will steal most of the headlines.
GrubHub plans to raise $148 million by offering 7 million shares at a range of $20 to $22. By meeting that total, GrubHub will have a valuation of $1.8 billion. GrubHub will hit the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, April 3. Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS), and Allen & Co. are serving as the lead underwriters on the deal.
See these seven other IPOs that investors can get in on...
King Digital Entertainment is the biggest deal on the IPO calendar this week, but there are nine other IPOs to watch.
This year has been one of the strongest for initial public offerings in recent memory. So far, we've seen 45 IPOs in 2014 - a whopping 96% increase from last year. This week, nine more IPOs are scheduled,
and the list is heavy with tech companies...
King IPO: King Digital Entertainment PLC said today (Wednesday) it expects a market value of as much as $7.6 billion in its initial public offering.
On Feb. 18, the maker of several hit social Internet games, including tour de force "Candy Crush Saga," filed for a U.S. initial public offering (IPO). The stock will be listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "KING," with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), Credit Suisse Group AG (NYSE: CS), and Bank of America Merrill Lynch (NYSE: BAC) serving as lead underwriters.
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The IPO calendar has been packed this year, with 40 companies going public year to date. And this week we see another four companies make their public debuts.
The healthcare field once again leads the way with three of this week's IPOs. In 2014, 22 healthcare companies have gone public.
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The highly publicized Twitter IPO (NYSE: TWTR) has stolen the headlines this week, but a slew of other initial public offerings hit the market as well...
In fact, 16 IPOs priced this week, for a total value of $4 billion.
While social media companies like Twitter are popular offerings now, other sectors dominating the IPO market include biotech, cloud computing, and cybersecurity.
So to look past Twitter, here are some of the week's biggest IPOs and how the stocks have fared thus far.
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