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LivsMed completes $94m KOSDAQ IPO, eyes US entry and robotic expansion
LivsMed raised $94M in Korea’s largest 2025 IPO to fund global expansion. Find out how it plans to challenge surgical incumbents with its platform strategy.
From Medtronic to the market: What MiniMed’s IPO means for CGM and insulin pump competition
Medtronic files IPO for MiniMed, its diabetes device business. Find out what this spin-off could mean for the future of CGM and insulin delivery tech.
Meesho IPO frenzy: 79× oversubscription and Rs 50 GMP signal explosive debut next week
Meesho IPO gets 79× subscription and ₹50 GMP. Will listing-day gains match the hype? Find out what drives this e-commerce play.
Alussa Energy Acquisition Corp. II closes $287.5m IPO to target high-growth energy deals
Discover how Alussa Energy Acquisition Corp. II’s $287.5M IPO could shape upcoming energy-infrastructure deals and influence investor strategy—read more now.
Kalpataru Limited Q2 FY26 results: Can strong pre-sales and lower debt offset margin pressure?
Kalpataru Limited posts 43% H1 pre-sales growth and 37% collections surge in FY26 but PAT declines; find out what’s driving investor sentiment.
Magnum Ice Cream to list on December 8 as Unilever (LSE: ULVR) confirms December 6 spin-off
Unilever expects to complete its Magnum Ice Cream spin-off by December 6. Learn what this move means for the company’s strategy and the future of TMICC.
Carma (ASX: CMA) falls on ASX debut, but can its full-stack digital platform steer long-term upside?
Despite trading below its IPO price on day one, Carma’s vertically integrated marketplace is betting on scale, technology, and the NRMA brand to reshape Australia’s $118 billion used car market
Shawbrook Group plc’s £1.92bn IPO makes quiet debut on LSE—what the early market is signaling
Shawbrook’s £1.92B IPO debut on the London Stock Exchange marks a major private equity exit. Find out how it performed and what’s next for investors.
Acco Group IPO watch: Why this Hong Kong corporate services firm is betting big on a $4 Nasdaq debut
Hong Kong’s Acco Group priced its Nasdaq IPO at $4/share. Find out how it plans to use the funds to expand into AI-driven corporate services in the U.S.
Will Navan’s IPO be the next travel-tech breakout or just another high-burn unicorn testing public markets?
Navan targets $6.45 billion valuation in upcoming Nasdaq listing, but faces regulatory delays, valuation compression, and profitability pressures