Global IPOs fell by more than 40% last year
2023-02-21 15:10:26
According to a report released on Jan. 10 by the NYSE Euronext Group in New York, a total of 1144 companies in the global capital market were listed and issued through initial public offerings (IPOs) in 2011, totaling 167 million US dollars. The two data decreased by 19.2% and 41% respectively compared with 2010.
The report shows that in 2011 China again became the most active global IPO country, with a total of 348 companies listed on the market and ** scaled at US$ 55.37 billion. At this point, China has ranked No. 1 in the world for the number of IPOs issued and the size of the country for three consecutive years. However, compared with 2010, the number and scale of IPOs for Chinese companies fell by 26% and 45% respectively in the last year.
The New York Stock Exchange stated that last year's global IPO issuance volume and the peak scale of the ** scale occurred in May. Since then, the debt crisis in the United States and Europe has had a significant negative impact on the global IPO market in the second half of last year. In the second half of 2011, the number of IPOs issued worldwide and the scale of the ** were significantly reduced from 742 and US$ 178.02 billion in the same period of 2010 to 495 and US$ 54.68 billion, respectively. However, from the data of December last year, the market has clearly risen.
“We are looking forward to the prospects for 2012.†Scott Cutler, executive vice president and head of U.S. listed and cash trading at NYSE Euronext Group, said that there are currently more than 120 companies applying for NYSE Euronext transactions. The Group's listing is expected to total $23 billion.
The report also shows that in 2011, the number of IPOs from Chinese companies going to the United States dropped significantly compared to 2010. In the year, only 11 Chinese companies had IPOs in the US capital market, totaling US$2.04 billion. In contrast, 34 Chinese companies went to the US IPO in 2010, totaling US$3.73 billion, a record high.
Yang Ge, general manager of the NYSE Global Listing Business Unit, said that although the current market conditions are still relatively severe, the NYSE is still cautiously optimistic about the prospects for the listing of Chinese companies in 2012. Since June 2011, more Chinese companies have accumulated on the New York Stock Exchange's list of waiting for IPOs. As long as the global economic situation is more stable and the financial market is warming, investor confidence in Chinese companies has returned to a certain degree. The IPO of Chinese companies in the U.S. capital market will return to normal.
The report shows that in 2011 China again became the most active global IPO country, with a total of 348 companies listed on the market and ** scaled at US$ 55.37 billion. At this point, China has ranked No. 1 in the world for the number of IPOs issued and the size of the country for three consecutive years. However, compared with 2010, the number and scale of IPOs for Chinese companies fell by 26% and 45% respectively in the last year.
The New York Stock Exchange stated that last year's global IPO issuance volume and the peak scale of the ** scale occurred in May. Since then, the debt crisis in the United States and Europe has had a significant negative impact on the global IPO market in the second half of last year. In the second half of 2011, the number of IPOs issued worldwide and the scale of the ** were significantly reduced from 742 and US$ 178.02 billion in the same period of 2010 to 495 and US$ 54.68 billion, respectively. However, from the data of December last year, the market has clearly risen.
“We are looking forward to the prospects for 2012.†Scott Cutler, executive vice president and head of U.S. listed and cash trading at NYSE Euronext Group, said that there are currently more than 120 companies applying for NYSE Euronext transactions. The Group's listing is expected to total $23 billion.
The report also shows that in 2011, the number of IPOs from Chinese companies going to the United States dropped significantly compared to 2010. In the year, only 11 Chinese companies had IPOs in the US capital market, totaling US$2.04 billion. In contrast, 34 Chinese companies went to the US IPO in 2010, totaling US$3.73 billion, a record high.
Yang Ge, general manager of the NYSE Global Listing Business Unit, said that although the current market conditions are still relatively severe, the NYSE is still cautiously optimistic about the prospects for the listing of Chinese companies in 2012. Since June 2011, more Chinese companies have accumulated on the New York Stock Exchange's list of waiting for IPOs. As long as the global economic situation is more stable and the financial market is warming, investor confidence in Chinese companies has returned to a certain degree. The IPO of Chinese companies in the U.S. capital market will return to normal.
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