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UK IPOs

Pod Point 

(estimated market cap: £tbc) 

Recent announcements have pointed towards the IPO coming to market in early November and will comprise an issue of new shares expected to raise around £120mn and an offer of existing shares to be sold by Legal & General Capital Investments Ltd and existing employees. The final offer price will be set via a book-building process.

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Oxford Nanopore Technologies

(estimated market cap: £2.3 billion) 

Oxford Nanopore Technologies is a spin-off of the University of Oxford that was founded in 2005. The group develops products that are used to analyse DNA, RNA, proteins and small molecules. These products can be applied in scientific research, crop science and products that track Covid-19 variants.

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Jaguar Land Rover

(estimated market cap: £2 billion) 

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is part of India’s Tata Motors and has long been rumoured to be considering an IPO. Optimism surrounding JLR’s listing has dwindled as a result of delays to Brexit, declining diesel sales, a drop in Chinese demand and of course the recent pandemic.

 

Monzo 

(estimated market cap: £1.2 billion) 

Monzo is an online bank with over 5 million customers, of which 135 000 are on paid account tiers. The company is one of the leading UK innovators that are offering a non-traditional option to banking. 

Starling 

(estimated market cap: £1.1 billion) 

Starling is one of the UK’s leading digital-only banks. It was founded in 2014 by Anne Boden, a former banking executive. Boden, who is also the CEO of Starling, is planning to list the company on the LSE. In 2021 fundraising round, Starling raised £272 million, which is said to have placed its valuation at £1.1 billion. 

McLaren Group  

(estimated market cap: £560 million) 

McLaren Group, the British Formula One firm and super car maker, has been linked to an IPO since 2011. The environment for carmakers has been very volatile in recent years, with Brexit impacting supply chains and the trade war raising the cost of doing business. However, there are reports that the company plans to go public through a reverse takeover this year. 

International IPOs 

Volvo

(estimated market cap: $30 billion) 

Geely-owned Volvo Cars have announced its initial public offering would be priced within a range of 53 - 68 Swedish crowns per share, (446p – 572p per share) putting a value on the firm anywhere up to £17bn. This places Volvo’s valuation at the top end of IPO’s issued this year across Europe, but lower than the £21.77bn ($30bn) initially reported in the media.

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Stripe

(estimated market cap: $95 billion) 

Established by the Collison brothers in 2010, Stripe is a fintech company that develops economic infrastructure to facilitate digital payments and other financial business management processes. Stripe enables millions of companies to start, run and scale their businesses up in over 120 countries. Similar to other digital innovators who have seen a boost in business since the pandemic hit, Stripe has been thriving.  

Lamborghini

(estimated market cap: $12 billion) 

Lamborghini has done well despite Covid-19 disruptions, and is rumoured to be planning an IPO in the near future. The carmaker is owned by the Volkswagen Group, which is said to also be preparing its other Italian divisions such as Ducati and ItalDesign for possible IPOs. 

Universal Music Group

(estimated market cap: $53 billion) 

Universal Music Group (UMG) is the world’s largest music label. Some of the company’s artists are The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift, Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Coldplay and Post Malone. UMG is planning a listing on the Euronext NV stock exchange in Amsterdam 

Robinhood

(estimated market cap: $40 billion) 

Robinhood confirmed in March 2021 that it had filed paperwork with the US SEC for its Nasdaq IPO, after securing $2.4 billion in its latest round of fundraising. This is said to have put the company’s valuation at $40 billion, which is well over triple its September 2020 valuation of $11.7 billion. 

Starlink

(estimated market cap: $30 billion) 

Elon Musk confirmed in February 2021 the potential to float Starlink, saying that a decision will be made once cashflow can be predicted for the business. Meanwhile, SpaceX is focusing on chasing other goals, such as establishing a settlement on Mars. Starlink is a satellite network aimed at providing global internet access at very high speeds. 

Cazoo 

(estimated market cap: $7 billion) 

Cazoo is an online car retailer that enables customers to complete used car purchases digitally. Customers can then choose to collect their cars or have them delivered in the UK by Cazoo. Cazoo is set to list on the New York Stock Exchange via a SPAC, AJAX I Acquisition Corporation. AJAX I is led by Dan Och, a billionaire investor who is said to be planning on joining Cazoo’s board. The SPAC deal is expected to raise around $1.6 billion and values Cazoo at $7 billion, over double its October 2020 $2.6 billion estimated valuation. 

Nextdoor 

(estimated market cap: $5 billion) 

Nextdoor is a social network platform that enables neighbours and organisations to connect about the things that matter to their communities. This company offers its services in over 250 000 neighbourhoods across 11 countries and has, naturally, experienced accelerated growth as a result of Covid-19 restrictions and safety measures. The IPO announcement came in October 2020, but the exact date of the listing is still unknown. During its last funding round in September 2019, Nextdoor was valued at $2.2 billion. 

 

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