To my infinite chagrin, we’re probably not getting tech IPOs until later this year
By Editor - Sat Mar 18, 8:27 am
The IPO market thus far in 2023 has been a goose egg, and we probably won’t get any interesting IPOs for another quarter or two. This is incredibly sad for your friendly, local TechCrunch+ reporting crew who love an S-1 more than anything else. The good news is that when we do get the IPO train back on the rails, we should be able to see a pretty good run of public-market debuts. Let’s talk about why. The Exchange explores startups, markets and money. Read it every morning on TechCrunch+ or get The Exchange newsletter every Saturday. If you delve back through Silicon Valley Bank research , which now feels rather different than it did two weeks ago, you can get a pretty good idea why institutions are not expecting a flurry of IPOs in the near future. In its State of the Markets report for the first half of 2023, SVB predicted that the market for “U.S.
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To my infinite chagrin, we’re probably not getting tech IPOs until later this year