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‘Strong uptick’ in global IPO offerings despite headwinds: EY

Ruth Chai
Ruth Chai  • 3 min read
‘Strong uptick’ in global IPO offerings despite headwinds: EY
“The realignment of the IPO market across regions and sectors reflects a deeper shift in global capital flows and investor sentiment,” says EY global IPO leader George Chan. / Photo: Bloomberg
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There was a strong uptick in global initial public offerings (IPOs) market listings in 2Q2025, with a total of 539 recorded listings raising US$61.4 billion ($78.8 billion) in 1H2025, according to an Ernst & Young (EY) report on July 16.

This marks a 17% increase in proceeds y-o-y, which EY says demonstrates the “resilience” of “strategically positioned and well-prepared IPO companies” and their ability to adapt in a shifting capital market landscape.

“The prevailing market conditions served as a defining characteristic of 1H2025, compelling many companies to rethink their exit strategies, and decide whether to stay private for longer or pursue listings with smaller float sizes,” say EY’s analysts.

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