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US IPO Weekly Winners & Losers

November 16, 2025

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The longest-ever US government shutdown has ended – so when will the IPO pickup resume?

The short answer: 2026 for most companies. A backlogged SEC, the approaching holiday slowdown, and pressure on AI and other tech stocks are all weighing on hopes for a near-term rebound.

That said, there are several deals in the pipeline that could come to market before the end of the year.

A couple IPOs are set to go next week and close out November, Missouri bank Central Bancompany (Nasdaq: CBC) and Christian tech platform Gloo Holdings (Nasdaq: GLOO). After that, the December roster likely includes medical supplies giant Medline, pan-Asian travel platform Klook, and crypto investment platform Grayscale, which flipped its S-1 this week.

The IPO market continued to slide this week, off -4.8% compared to a flat S&P 500. AI stocks took the brunt of the hit, though this level of volatility puts pressure on all recent listings regardless of sector or quality.

The upshot here is that IPO buyers are now back in the driver’s seat when it comes to pricing.

Grocery delivery platform Instacart led the IPO Index's winners, up +11.7% on strong earnings and an analyst upgrade. CoreWeave landed at the bottom, down -25.6% on more AI capex fears.

Take care,
Bill Smith
CEO and Founder
Renaissance Capital

Weekly IPO Winners & Losers
Biggest price changes through Nov 14th in the Renaissance IPO Index
Top 5
Instacart (Maplebear) CART 11.7%
Kaspi.kz KSPI 3.5%
Birkenstock Holding BIRK 3.5%
Amer Sports AS 2.8%
Viking Holdings VIK 1.6%
Bottom 5
CoreWeave CRWV -25.6%
Circle Internet Group CRCL -20.6%
Bullish BLSH -14.6%
Figma FIG -12.9%
Astera Labs ALAB -12.8%
Sectors
Consumer Discretionary 0.9%
Energy -0.1%
Consumer Staples -1.5%
Real Estate -3.5%
Health Care -5.6%
Industrials -6.1%
Financials -6.1%
Technology -7.1%
Renaissance IPO Index Performance

Renaissance IPO ETF (NYSE symbol: IPO) tracks the Renaissance IPO Index

The Renaissance IPO Index returned -4.8% last week vs. 0.1% for the S&P 500.