Archive · 2 Oct 2025
European IPO Market Shows Signs of Recovery After Slow Period
The market for new company stocks (IPOs) in Europe is starting to look better.
After a slow period with few new companies going public, things are picking up.
Several big companies are planning to offer stocks.
In the third quarter, European IPOs raised a lot more money than last year.
Some stocks have done well, while others haven't.
Experts are optimistic about the future, but they also say that companies need to offer good value to attract investors.
More companies are expected to offer their stock in the market.
European IPOs raised nearly $3 billion in Q3, a 60% increase from the previous year.
Bankers are optimistic about the recovery of the European IPO market.
Recent IPO performance has been mixed, with some trading below the initial price.
Verisure Plc is planning what could be Europe's largest IPO in three years.
The amount raised is still a fraction of what's raised in Asia and North America.
- Who
- European IPO bankers
- What
- Reporting that the market for Initial Public Offerings is showing signs of recovery
- When
- Autumn 2025
- Where
- Europe
- Why
- Signs of increasing activity and investor interest.
- Q3 2025 IPOs in Europe
- Raised nearly $3 billion, up over 60% from last year
- Recent IPOs
- Mixed performance: Some trading below IPO price, others up
- Verisure Plc IPO (Upcoming)
- Could be Europe's largest in three years, seeking to raise over €3 billion
- Ottobock SE IPO (Upcoming)
- Set to trade in Frankfurt, potentially raising up to €702 million
- Market Sentiment
- Bankers express optimism, but caution remains
