#IPOWave refers to a wave of initial public offerings (IPOs), that is, when many companies decide to go public in a short period of time. This usually happens when the market is optimistic, there is liquidity, and investors are willing to take risks with new stocks.

What causes an "IPO Wave"?

📈 Favorable market conditions (rising stock market, low interest rates)

💰 High demand for new investments from funds and retail investors

🔥 Technology or innovative companies generating great expectations (for example, unicorn startups)

🧨 FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) from investors and companies that do not want to "miss the opportunity"

Examples of historical IPO Waves:

Dot-com (1999-2000): Wave of technology IPOs. Many failed.

2020-2021: IPOs like Snowflake, Airbnb, Coinbase, and many SPACs. Driven by low rates and post-COVID euphoria.

Are we facing a new one in 2025?

👉 Some analysts believe that a new wave of IPOs is coming in the remainder of 2025 and 2026, due to factors such as:

Market recovery after global uncertainty.