US IPO List: Major Market Debuts on NYSE and Nasdaq

Most US IPOs list on either the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq, each with distinct listing requirements. The NYSE demands a minimum public float of $40 million and at least 400 holders, while Nasdaq operates three market tiers — the Global Select Market, the Global Market, and the Capital Market — with the Global Select Market prescribing the strictest entry standards.

Before trading begins, every listing company must register its securities with the SEC. The process follows a standard sequence: Registration Statement, SEC Review, Road Show, then Pricing & Closing. Most new listings carry a 180-day lockup period restricting insider sales.

Notable US IPO Debuts

The recent wave of US IPOs has spanned a wide range of sectors, from AI infrastructure and fintech to biotech and crypto:

• Medline Industries (MDLN) — medical supplies company and the largest US IPO of the recent class, previously taken private in a $34 billion leveraged buyout by Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and Carlyle
• CoreWeave (CRWV) — listed on Nasdaq as the largest tech IPO since 2021; leases data centers, equips them with Nvidia-powered AI servers, and rents out the computing power
• Figma (FIG) — design software company that listed on Nasdaq following its blocked merger with Adobe
• Klarna (KLAR) — Swedish-headquartered buy now, pay later fintech company that chose the NYSE for its debut
• Circle Internet Group (CRCL) — one of the few pure cryptocurrency companies to go public, sparking a wave of crypto-related listings including Gemini and Bullish
• Venture Global — one of the biggest energy IPOs by proceeds in the recent cycle

Sector Trends Shaping the US IPO Market

A structural shift in investor sentiment has moved attention away from the software-as-a-service (SaaS) focus of the early 2020s toward “hard” tech and infrastructure. Among billion-dollar US IPO listings, biotech and healthcare led with the most companies, followed by blockchain and crypto, fintech, and insurance. Performance dispersion across new listings has been wide, reflecting the varied business models entering public markets.

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The table below tracks major US IPO debuts with live pricing and market data.