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New-listings data, read from the filings

Every new ticker, from filing to first trade.

US IPOs, SPACs and deSPACs, reverse mergers, London listings and Canadian companies coming to US exchanges, in one database. Every figure links back to the filing it came from, and the data is updated every weekday before the open.

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Cancel anytime. Updated weekdays by 6:00 AM ET.

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—US IPOs, direct listings and uplistings since 2019
—SPACs, with trust and redemptions
—Reverse mergers
—Reg A offerings
—London Main Market and AIM listings since 2020
—Canadian companies listing in the US

What's covered

Each record has a deal sheet with the key terms, a short company description and links to the filings behind every number.

US IPOs

Priced IPOs, direct listings and uplistings, the public pipeline and withdrawn filings, plus Reg A offerings.

  • Price
  • Proceeds
  • Market cap at pricing
  • Underwriters
  • Lock-up expiry

SPACs and deSPACs

Every SPAC from IPO to merger or liquidation, with targets, deal values, votes and redemptions.

  • Trust
  • Target
  • Deal value
  • Redemptions
  • Vote dates

Reverse mergers

Private companies going public by merging into a listed company, from announcement to close or termination.

  • Ownership split
  • Concurrent financing
  • CVRs
  • Reverse split

London

Main Market and AIM admissions, from intention to float to first day of dealings, from issuers' regulatory announcements.

  • Offer price
  • Raise
  • Market cap at admission
  • Nomad and brokers

Canada to US

Canadian companies listing on US exchanges, by IPO or by adding a US listing to their Canadian one.

  • US exchange
  • Listing date
  • Route to market
  • Province

Calendar and updates

Expected pricings, merger votes, lock-up expiries and the day's new filings, in one place.

  • Daily changes
  • Upcoming events
  • Search

Sample data

The most recent records from each dataset. Subscribers get the full history, deal sheets, filing links and Excel export.

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Full history, deal sheets and Excel export are for subscribers.

Built for people who read the filings

Sourced to the filing

Figures are taken from the prospectus, 8-K or announcement, and each deal sheet links to the document so you can check it in one click.

Updated before the open

New filings are read every weekday morning: new pricings, deal announcements, votes, closings, terminations and withdrawals.

Excel export

Download any view or the whole database to Excel, with dates and amounts formatted and links kept.

Redemptions, tracked

Trust balances and redemptions at every extension and closing vote, as a share of the shares sold in the IPO.

One search box

Find any company, SPAC, target, ticker, underwriter or broker across every dataset.

Company descriptions

Every company gets a short, plain-English description of what it does, taken from its prospectus or deal announcement.

Pricing

One plan, with everything included.

Ticker Launch Professional

$100 per month

Billed monthly. Cancel anytime from your account page.

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  • All datasets: US IPOs, SPACs and deSPACs, reverse mergers, London and Canada to US
  • Full history and deal sheets with filing links
  • Weekday updates before 6:00 AM ET
  • Calendar of pricings, votes and lock-up expiries
  • Unlimited Excel exports

Questions

Where does the data come from?

US data comes from SEC EDGAR filings: registration statements, prospectuses, 8-Ks, proxies and Reg A offering circulars. London data comes from issuers' regulatory announcements stored in the FCA's National Storage Mechanism. Each record links to its source documents.

How often is it updated?

Every weekday morning, before 6:00 AM Eastern. The Updates page lists what changed.

Can I export the data?

Yes. Any view, or the whole database, downloads to Excel.

How do I cancel?

From your account page, at any time. You keep access until the end of the month you've paid for.

Is this investment advice?

No. Ticker Launch is a data service. Check the source filing before relying on a figure.