NASDAQ LEADS IPOs IN 2019.
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Nasdaq welcomed 97 IPOs in the first
half of 2019 including Lyft, Zoom and
CrowdStrike. We maintained our strong
track record in VC-backed listings, with
a win rate of 88%. Win rates for
healthcare, financials and technology
were 97%, 78%, and 55%, respectively. It
seems there is a never-ending appetite
for new companies to IPO in the Swedish
capital Stockholm.
Nasdaq has a diverse selection of
approximately 4,000 total listings with a
market value of approximately $15 trillion
USD choose to list on Nasdaq’s U.S.,
Nordic and Baltic exchanges, representing
industries such as retail, health care,
finance and technology.
For small and medium sized growth
companies, Nasdaq offers access to
financial markets through its European
growth market, Nasdaq First North. But
Nasdaq is home to more than just IPOs.
In 2018 about one-third of the newly
listed companies on the Swedish
marketplaces have generally done well.
Smoltek did the best with an increase of
232 percent.
Of last year's companies floating, 32
percent have rising stock prices,
according to the news agency Direkt. The
best among newcomers has been the
nanotechnology company Smoltek, the color
technology company I-Tech, the wound care
company S2 Medical and the hydrogen
company Metacon with increases of over 100
percent each.
Below is a summary of how the 2018 new
float's have done. The compilation refers
to companies that were introduced on
Nasdaq First North, NGM Nordic MTF and
Spotlight Market in Stockholm. The price
trend has been measured from the
introductory offer until the 2018 last
trading day.
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Price
trend:
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+232%
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+222%
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+110%
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+106%
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+68%
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+58%
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+53%
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+38%
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+19%
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+15%
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+15%
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+10%
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+6% |
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+3% |
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+3% |
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+1% |
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+1% |
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+0% |
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+0% |
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Published 30 September 2019
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