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Factbox-The biggest U.S. IPOs of all time

Published 11/10/2021, 02:31 PM
Updated 11/10/2021, 02:36 PM
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(Reuters) - The market for initial public offerings in the United States has been on a tear since last year, as ample liquidity due to accommodative monetary policies lured a number of companies to list their shares.

On Wednesday, Rivian Automotive was valued at over $100 billion when its shares debuted on the Nasdaq, after the electric vehicle maker raised $11.9 billion in the world's biggest IPO of the year.

U.S. IPOs have raised nearly $276 billion (including those of special purpose acquisition companies) so far in 2021, according to data from Dealogic.

Numerous big names, including Robinhood Markets Inc (NASDAQ:HOOD), Coupang Inc, Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) Global, Roblox Corp and GlobalFoundries, have gone public this year.

Brazilian online lender Nubank, which is expected to sell shares to investors in the coming weeks, is targeting a valuation of over $50 billion.

Following are the top U.S. IPOs of all time, in terms of valuation:

Company

Market Pricing Date Exchange

Value at

the time

of the

IPO

Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) Group Holding $169.4 Sept. 2014 NYSE

Ltd billion

Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) $81.25 May 2012 Nasdaq

billion

Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) Inc $75.46 May 2019 NYSE

billion

AT&T (NYSE:T) Wireless $68.15 April 2000 NYSE

Services Inc billion

Rivian Automotive Inc $66.5 Nov. 2021 Nasdaq

billion

Didi Global Inc $60.96 June 2021 NYSE

billion

United Parcel Service (NYSE:UPS) $60.16 Nov. 1999 NYSE

Inc billion

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Coupang Inc $60.03 Mar. 2021 NYSE

billion

Ente Nazionale per $54.85 Oct. 1999 NYSE

l'Energia Elettrica billion

(ENEL)

Kraft Foods (NASDAQ:KHC) Inc $53.79 June 2001 NYSE

billion

Deutsche Telekom AG (DE:DTEGn) $51.81 Nov. 1996 NYSE

billion

Banco Santander (MC:SAN) $50.92 Oct. 2009 NYSE

Brasil SA billion

General Motors Co (NYSE:GM) $49.50 Nov. 2010 NYSE

billion

Visa Inc (NYSE:V) $44.32 March 2008 NYSE

billion

Airbnb Inc $40.97 Dec. 2020 Nasdaq

billion

Gazprom (MCX:GAZP) $37.72 Oct. 1996 Traded OTC

billion

Rocket Companies Inc $35.98 Aug. 2020 NYSE

billion

Telefonica (NYSE:TEF) Moviles $35.86 Nov. 2000 NYSE

billion

Blackstone (NYSE:BX) $34.15 June 2007 NYSE

billion

Snowflake Inc $33.96 Sept. 2020 NYSE

billion

Following are the 10 biggest U.S. IPOs of all time, in terms of proceeds raised:

Company Amount

raised

Alibaba Group Holding $25.03 billion

Ltd

Visa Inc $19.65 billion

General Motors Co $18.14 billion

Ente Nazionale per $17.41 billion

l'Energia Elettrica

(ENEL)

Facebook Inc $16.01 billion

Deutsche Telekom (OTC:DTEGY) AG $13.03 billion

Rivian Automotive Inc $11.93 billion

AT&T Wireless Services $10.62 billion

Inc

Telstra (OTC:TLSYY) Corp Ltd Nearly $10 billion

Kraft Foods Inc $8.68 billion

Following are the top U.S. IPOs of 2021, ranked by market capitalization:

Market valueat

Company the time of the IPO

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Rivian $66.5 billion

Automotive Inc

Didi Global Inc $60.96 billion

Coupang Inc $60.03 billion

Robinhood $31.92 billion

Markets Inc

UiPath Inc $29.27 billion

AppLovin Corp $28.64 billion

$26 billion

GlobalFoundries

Inc

Full Truck $20.64 billion

Alliance Co Ltd

Toast Inc $20.10 billion

RLX Technology $18.64 billion

Inc

(Source: Dealogic data)

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