Recent IPO Stocks

A newly listed stock has a short price history, an unsettled shareholder base and often a lock-up expiry ahead, which makes its first few months unlike the rest of its life as a public company. This scan lists companies that began trading on a US exchange in the last 90 calendar days, limited to common stock, ordinary shares and ADRs: units, warrants, rights, funds and OTC names are excluded, and so are renames and exchange transfers. A listing needs an average of at least $5 million a day in dollar volume over its last 5 sessions, so it appears from its fifth trading day. Blank-check (SPAC) shares count as listings, though the liquidity floor removes most of them. Results are sorted by market cap, largest first.