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Recent U.S. IPOs, with the filing behind each number.

When a company prices its IPO, we list the deal in plain English: how many shares, at what price, how much it raises and who ran the sale. Each figure links to the SEC filing it came from.

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Recently priced IPOs

Newest first. Open one to see every term and where it came from.

IPOs, newest first
CompanyPriceShares soldRaisedFiled
Aspen Neuroscience, Inc.ASPE, Nasdaq Global Select Market $15.00 9,375,000 $140.6 million Oct 30
Bambusa Therapeutics, Inc.BBTX, Nasdaq Global Select Market $16.00 10,555,555 $168.9 million Oct 30
Lycia Therapeutics, Inc.LYCA, Nasdaq Global Select Market $18.00 17,640,000 $317.5 million Oct 23
CITY THERAPEUTICS, INC.CTY, Nasdaq Global Market $18.00 11,111,111 $200.0 million Oct 16
Amaero Inc.AMRO $4.25 4,705,883 $20.0 million Oct 15
Iambic Therapeutics, Inc.IAM, Nasdaq Global Select Market $16.00 9,375,000 $150.0 million Oct 15
Retension Pharmaceuticals, Inc.RTSN, Nasdaq Capital Market $12.00 3,750,000 $45.0 million Oct 9
TRex Bio, Inc.TRXB, Nasdaq Global Select Market $14.00 8,333,334 $116.7 million Oct 9

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Filed, not yet priced

Very large or widely followed companies that have filed to go public. No price or size until a filing states one.

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What the numbers mean

New to IPOs? These terms cover most of a deal page.

Offered
How many shares the company, and sometimes its early owners, sell to the public in the IPO.
Price per share
What each share sold for in the IPO. This is not the price the stock trades at once it is listed.
Raised
Shares offered times price per share. The company does not keep all of it: banks and other costs come out first.
Bank fee
What the banks that run the IPO keep for selling the shares, also called the underwriting discount.
Lead banks
The banks that organize the IPO and sell the shares to investors. They are named on the front of the prospectus.

If we can’t back a number up, we leave it out

Every figure on a page has one of these labels and a source you can open.

Checked

Read from the filing, and the arithmetic holds: shares times price equals the total.

From the prospectus

Taken from the document, but the SEC’s own data cannot confirm it yet. We say so on the page.

Not shown

We could not find it with confidence, so there is no number. A blank beats a wrong answer.