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Daily Brief ECM: 2025 (“Year of the Snake”) IPOs Pipeline in Asia and more

In today’s briefing:

  • 2025 (“Year of the Snake”) IPOs Pipeline in Asia
  • 2025 IPOs Pipeline (USA, Europe, and the Middle East)
  • Kioxia IPO Trading – Decent Demand for Decent Upside
  • Pre-IPO Herbs Generation Group Holdings (PHIP Updates) – Some Points Worth the Attention


2025 (“Year of the Snake”) IPOs Pipeline in Asia

By Douglas Kim

  • In this insight, we provide a list of 70 prominent companies in Asia that could complete their IPOs in Asia next year. 
  • This is a comprehensive, REFERENCE GUIDE to help clients so that they could get a broad view of the major IPOs that could get completed in Asia in 2025.
  • Some of the most prominent potential IPOs in Asia next year include Reliance Jio, LG Electronics India, Shein, Sony Financial Group, Didi Global, and Okada Manila.

2025 IPOs Pipeline (USA, Europe, and the Middle East)

By Douglas Kim

  • In this insight, we provide a list of 70 prominent companies in the USA, Europe, and the Middle East that could complete their IPOs in 2025.
  • This is a comprehensive, REFERENCE GUIDE to help clients so that they could get a broad view of the major IPOs that could get completed in these regions in 2025.
  • Some of the most prominent potential IPOs in these regions next year include Starlink, SpaceX, Stripe, Open AI, Klarna, Five Holdings, Monzo, and Ethiad Airways.

Kioxia IPO Trading – Decent Demand for Decent Upside

By Sumeet Singh

  • Kioxia Holdings (285A JP) raised around US$800m (including over-allocation) in its Japan IPO, after pricing its IPO in the middle of its range.
  • It was the world’s largest pure-play NAND flash memory supplier, in terms of both revenue and unit shipments in 2023, according to TechInsights.
  • We have looked at the company’s past performance and valuations in our previous notes. In this note, we will talk about the trading dynamics.

Pre-IPO Herbs Generation Group Holdings (PHIP Updates) – Some Points Worth the Attention

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • Performance declined sharply in 24H1 mainly due to the decrease in orders from Customer A. Herbs Generation’s business/financial performance would be easily affected if the contributions from Customer A decline.
  • Current sales model of Herbs Generation is hard to change, and the Company still has to invest heavily in offline marketing and promotional efforts, but the efficiency is not high.
  • Herbs Generation’s ability to resist risks is relatively weak, which prevents us from building optimistic expectations for sustainable growth in the future. Valuation should be lower than peers.

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