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Five companies are set to start trading this week. |
All five expect to price the night of June 30 and trading begins on July 1. |
It's the busiest week for IPOs in several months. The post-SpaceX window is still wide open, and companies are rushing to list before the summer lull. |
Here's are this week’s top 5 Initial Public Offerings. |
Bending Spoons (Nasdaq: BSP) |
This is the largest deal of the week, and the most interesting. The Milan-based company quietly built a portfolio of internet brands you'd recognize — AOL, Evernote, Eventbrite, Vimeo, and WeTransfer. The model is simple: buy aging digital businesses, cut costs, and reinvest the cash into more deals. It's done more than 50 of them. |
Revenue nearly doubled last year to $1.3 billion. It's selling 58 million shares at $26 to $28, which would value the company around $19 billion. The question is whether this is a repeatable turnaround machine or just a leveraged pile of old brands. |
Lime (Nasdaq: LIME) |
This is the one I'd watch most closely. The electric scooter and bike company is raising $174 million at $24 to $26 a share, for a valuation up to $1.7 billion. Uber has indicated it will take up to $20 million of the deal. It already owns roughly 24% of Lime, and about 14% of Lime's revenue comes through riders booking inside the Uber app. |
Lime is one of the few micromobility names that actually generates cash — more than $100 million in free cash flow last year. But the filing carries a going-concern warning tied to its debt. |
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CopperTech Metals (NYSE: CUX) |
This deal has the most backstory. It's a copper and cobalt producer spun out of India's Vedanta, built around the Konkola mines in Zambia — assets the Zambian government seized in 2019 and that Vedanta only got back in 2024. |
The pitch is the AI trade. The company argues data centers and electrification will drive more copper demand over the next 25 years than has been mined in all of human history. It's raising $400 million at $16 to $18, on $1.3 billion in revenue. |
ITG (Nasdaq: ITG) |
This is the steady one. The Oaktree-backed company handles engineering and maintenance for broadband, fiber, and data-center networks, completing more than 8,000 work orders a day. The offering is expected at $19 - $22 per share – raising up to $429 million at valuation near $2.7 billion. |
The catch is customer concentration. Comcast and Charter together made up about 60% of revenue last year. |
Sinda (NYSE: SIND) |
This is the speculative one. It's an exploration-stage silver miner in Mexico's Guanajuato belt with no revenue yet — just a large, high-grade deposit. It's raising up to $235 million at $11.25 to $13.25 a share. |
What's notable is the validation. Franco-Nevada is expected to invest $10 million in the deal, and Fresnillo — the world's largest primary silver producer — agreed to buy up to 5% in a concurrent placement. That third-party buy-in de-risks an otherwise pre-revenue mining bet. |
That's a lot of supply hitting at once. After SpaceX's blockbuster debut, the real test is whether investors can absorb a batch of smaller, more ordinary names. Lime is the clearest read on whether this reopening runs beyond AI and energy. I'll be watching the first-day trades closely. |
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Ian Wyatt
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