Upcoming IPOs Calendar

Q: What makes an IPO important?

An IPO marks an important stage in any business because in many ways it symbolises the growth and development of a company. Furthermore, it provides the company with access to the public capital market and increases its credibility and exposure.

Q: Why should you buy an IPO stock?

Many believe that an IPO share is a good investment because the initial price is often low, and might rise in time.

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The world’s top companies are opening their doors to the public. Don’t miss your opportunity to join them with the help of this IPO calendar.

Please note that not all the IPOs featured in this calendar will be available on eToro.

Company	Price $	# Shares	Expected Date
YAAS	Price 4.50	# Shares 2M	Expected Date 2024-11-26

GRO	Price 15.00-18.00	# Shares 4M	Expected Date 2024-11-21

FCHL	Price 4.00-5.00	# Shares 2M	Expected Date 2024-11-21

CGTL	Price 4.00-5.00	# Shares 1M	Expected Date 2024-11-19

HSPTU	Price 10.00	# Shares 6M	Expected Date 2024-11-15

What is an IPO?

An Initial Public Offering, or IPO for short, is a process that a private corporation goes through in order to open its shares to the public. This process enables the company to raise money, and allows private investors to fully realise gains from their investment. It also allows new investors to join in on the company’s stock offerings.

At eToro, we are always trying to bring you the world’s top IPOs as quickly as possible.
Please note that the initial price offered on eToro may differ greatly from the IPO price.
This is NOT investment advice.

Why should you care about IPO stocks?

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) often represents the first chance to invest in a major and global brand. Which makes it an exciting trading opportunity, whether you have just started trading, or have years of experience.

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IPO investing pros and cons

By investing in an Initial Public Offering, you are probably going to gain exposure to
an organisation that is established and well known, or one with great potential, which could lead to big returns in the future.

On the other hand, you may be required to hold on to the company’s shares for a certain amount of time — even for as long as six months — before you are able to realise a positive return. Also, if there is a lack of demand or the markets think the stock is overvalued, the share price could fall. However, that does not mean the price won’t go up again, but you could find yourself waiting a while.

Frequently Asked Questions about IPOs

What makes an IPO important?

How is the IPO’s price calculated?

There are several factors that can affect the calculation of a company’s IPO’s share price. Perhaps the biggest one is public demand, during the subscription period, for the company’s stocks. If there is high demand, the share price will rise, and if not, the share price will drop. Another important aspect that could be to the detriment of the IPO’s share price is the company’s growth expectation, since usually the reason behind a company’s aspiration to go public is to raise money for expansion.

What are the stages of an IPO?

1. IPO Underwriter

The first step for a company before it goes public is to choose an investment bank to advise it and to provide it with underwriting services.The bank will then help the company determine the initial price, buy the shares from the issuing company and then sell the shares to investors.

2. Due Diligence

The company’s shares will then have to go through a process called Due Diligence, meaning they have to submit to an extensive and thorough review to check the company’s financial records, history, etc.

3. The IPO

Once all of the paperwork is approved, the company will start to market and advertise its IPO, to let the public know of the scheduled date. This will help generate the buzz surrounding the company’s IPO, and could help influence subscription and, therefore, the company’s share price.