A total of 108 initial public offerings (IPOs) were conducted on Nasdaq in the first half of 2022, raising a total of $12 billion. A total of 49 operating companies and 59 SPACs were listed on Nasdaq in the first six months of 2022, representing an 87% win rate in the US market and extending Nasdaq’s lead to 34 consecutive quarters. In addition to the IPOs, 6 companies transferred their listing to the Nasdaq for a combined market value of $8.6 billion.
Investors get access to some of the best technology companies and ETFs listed on the stock exchange to create long-term wealth. In addition, the IPOs offer the opportunity to acquire the leading companies of tomorrow at their issue price.
“Despite a slower start to the year, there is a healthy pipeline of companies across all sectors awaiting their IPO opportunity over the next 12 months,” said Nelson Griggs, president of the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. “Nasdaq is the exchange of choice for companies going public because of our support throughout the IPO process and our commitment to helping them navigate the markets as public companies through our lifecycle solutions.”
Seven of the ten largest IPOs and three of the five largest IPOs by revenue are listed on Nasdaq, including the largest IPO, TPG Inc., and the largest SPAC, Screaming Eagle Acquisition Corp.
Nasdaq continued to be the leading US exchange for healthcare, consumer and technology IPOs. The Nasdaq maintained its strong track record in the healthcare, consumer, and technology sectors with win rates of 95%, 88%, and 100%, respectively.
Nasdaq also continued its influence in the SPAC market, welcoming 84% of all SPAC IPOs and raising $8.7 billion. A total of 31 SPAC mergers listed in the first 6 months of 2022, representing a 65% win rate in the US Nasdaq (NDAQ) is a global technology company serving the capital markets and other industries. In addition to operating the exchange, the New York-based company provides data, analytics, software and other monitoring services to clients including publicly traded and closely held companies and investors.
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