SpaceX
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Reported to have listed on Nasdaq on 12 June 2026.
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Upcoming IPOs at a glance: IPO alerts and information
IPO NETHERLANDS brings together publicly available information on possible and upcoming IPOs, company announcements and market news. Choose a sector or a company, such as SpaceX, OpenAI or Anthropic, and stay informed by email and SMS.
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IPO NETHERLANDS is an information service for anyone following upcoming IPOs in the Netherlands. We organize publicly available information so you do not have to check several sources every day.
IPO information
We organize publicly available information on companies, reported valuations, key facts and market comparisons, making it easier to follow possible and upcoming IPOs.
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Receive notices about company announcements, IPO related filings, reported timeline changes and other publicly available developments.
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We summarize news around IPOs, such as price ranges, subscription periods and first listings, where they are publicly reported.
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Artificial intelligence & software
IPOs and company announcements from artificial intelligence, software and cloud.
Biotechnology & pharma
New listings from biotechnology and pharma, including publicly reported news on trials and approvals.
Medical technology & healthcare
Information on medical technology, diagnostics and healthcare services heading for the stock market.
Fintech & financial services
Companies in payments, banking technology and financial services.
Energy & cleantech
IPOs in energy, renewables, storage technology and cleantech.
Semiconductors & hardware
Semiconductors, data centres and hardware: reports on possible listings.
Defence & space
Defence technology, aerospace and space: publicly reported developments.
Industry & mobility
Industry, automation, logistics and mobility on their way to the stock market.
Consumer & retail
Consumer goods, retail and brands with reported listing plans.
Real estate & infrastructure
Real estate, infrastructure and related sectors with listing plans.
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Companies in focus: SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic and more
A selection of companies that are often reported on in connection with IPOs. Choose a company or a sector on the sign-up form to receive alerts about it.
Status of reports: October 2026OpenAI
Artificial intelligenceAI company known for ChatGPT.
Reported to have filed confidentially for an IPO with the US SEC in June 2026. No date is confirmed.
Anthropic
Artificial intelligenceAI company that develops the Claude models.
Reported to have filed confidentially with the SEC in June 2026. No confirmed date is available.
Databricks
Data & AIData and AI platform for businesses.
Mentioned in media reports in connection with possible listing plans. An IPO is not confirmed.
Stripe
PaymentsPayment processing and financial infrastructure for online businesses.
Mentioned in media reports in connection with possible listing plans. An IPO is not confirmed.
Discord
CommunicationsCommunication platform for communities.
Mentioned in media reports in connection with possible listing plans. An IPO is not confirmed.
Anduril
Defence technologyDefence technology and autonomous systems.
Mentioned in media reports in connection with possible listing plans. An IPO is not confirmed.
The information is based on public media reports, can change quickly and is not a confirmation by the companies. The companies named have no connection with IPO NETHERLANDS and their names are used for identification only. Naming a company is not a recommendation and does not mean an IPO will take place.
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IPO guide
IPO basics: understanding stock market listings in the Netherlands
Short, factual explanations about IPOs. They do not replace advice, but they help you put news into context.
What is an IPO?
IPO stands for Initial Public Offering. A company offers its shares to the public for the first time and has them traded on a stock exchange. For the company, an IPO is a way to raise fresh capital and gain visibility. For investors, it creates an opportunity to take a stake in the company. The first day of trading is called the first listing.
An IPO does not automatically mean success. Prices can swing sharply after the first listing, and many planned IPOs are delayed or cancelled. That is why it helps to follow public information and to put news into context.
How does an IPO work?
- Preparation. The company selects banks and advisers, prepares its financial figures and defines the structure of the offering.
- Prospectus. For a public offer, a prospectus is required under certain conditions and is approved by the competent supervisory authority. There are exceptions.
- Price range and bookbuilding. The company often names a price range. In bookbuilding, the banks collect buying interest and use it to set the final price.
- Subscription period and allocation. During the subscription period, interested investors can subscribe for shares. Shares are then allocated. An allocation is not guaranteed and may be smaller than requested.
- First listing. Trading starts on the exchange. The first price can differ significantly from the offer price.
- After the IPO. Existing owners are often bound by lock-up periods during which they may not sell shares. The end of such periods can affect the share price.
IPOs in the Netherlands
Euronext Amsterdam is the Netherlands' main stock exchange. Companies seeking a listing there must meet the applicable admission and transparency requirements.
The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) supervises the financial markets. When the Netherlands is the issuer's home member state, the AFM is responsible for approving the prospectus. Our IPO alerts focus on IPOs in the Netherlands and are based on public prospectuses and company announcements.
Key IPO terms
- Prospectus
- A document with information about the company, the offering and the risks.
- Price range
- The range within which the offer price is expected to be set.
- Bookbuilding
- A process in which buying interest is collected to determine the price.
- Subscription period
- The time during which shares can be subscribed for.
- Allocation
- The distribution of shares among subscribers. It can be smaller than requested.
- First listing
- The first trading day of the share on the exchange.
- Free float
- The share of stock that can be traded freely on the exchange.
- Greenshoe (over-allotment option)
- An option to allocate additional shares to smooth price swings after the IPO.
- Lock-up period
- A period in which existing owners may not sell shares.
- Offering size
- The total value of the shares offered.
Opportunities and risks
New listings can offer opportunities, but they come with particular risks. Young companies often have little data available, pricing is difficult and prices can swing strongly. Investing in securities can lead to the loss of the capital invested. IPO NETHERLANDS does not recommend whether you should subscribe for, buy or sell shares. For questions about your personal situation, please contact a licensed adviser.
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What we cover
- Upcoming and potential IPOs
- Company announcements
- Public filings and prospectuses
- IPO timelines
- Publicly reported valuation information
- Lock-up periods
- Company developments
- Market developments
- Listing updates
- Sector overviews
Information is compiled from publicly available sources and may change over time.
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Frequently asked questions about IPO NETHERLANDS
Short answers about IPO alerts, IPOs and our information service.
What does IPO mean?
IPO stands for Initial Public Offering. A company offers its shares to the public for the first time and has them traded on a stock exchange.
How do IPO alerts work?
We monitor publicly available IPO related information and let you know about developments involving companies and possible IPOs in the sector you choose.
Can I choose which sector I follow?
Yes. On the sign-up form you choose the sector you are interested in, for example artificial intelligence, biotechnology or fintech, or you choose all sectors.
Which companies can I follow?
On the form you can choose from sectors such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology or fintech and from companies such as SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, Databricks, Stripe, Discord or Anduril. The selection may change.
Where can I find upcoming IPOs in the Netherlands?
Public sources include Euronext Amsterdam, company announcements and prospectuses. IPO NETHERLANDS organizes information about IPOs in the Netherlands.
Is IPO NETHERLANDS an investment adviser?
No. IPO NETHERLANDS is an information and educational service. It does not provide personalized investment advice, financial planning, portfolio management or securities recommendations.
Does IPO NETHERLANDS recommend which IPOs I should subscribe to?
No. IPO NETHERLANDS does not give personal recommendations about whether to buy, sell or hold securities.
Does IPO NETHERLANDS execute trades?
No. IPO NETHERLANDS does not execute trades, operate a brokerage or manage customer funds.
Does IPO NETHERLANDS guarantee IPO allocations or returns?
No. IPO NETHERLANDS does not guarantee IPO allocations, investment returns or future performance.
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