Global IPO Calendar: US and Europe Listings — 2026-09-28
India's National Stock Exchange made a strong market debut, while US issuance picked up with Nscale, Oura and other names per the latest IPOX tracker. In Europe, French small-cap D.A.T.E. listed on Euronext Growth Paris, and German media ran a half-year IPO scorecard showing a quiet-to-surprising market. London's outlook remains cautious, with several firms reportedly eyeing a 2027 window.
Global IPO Calendar: US and Europe Listings — 2026-09-28
Top developments
NSE's $2.3bn IPO sees strong demand and a solid debut
India's National Stock Exchange IPO — the largest share sale issue of the year at $2.3 billion — drew over $10 billion in bids, CNBC reported on September 22. The deal valued NSE at 39.9 billion euros, about 2.5 times the market value of Euronext, with a price below recent private-market transactions. Shares debuted on the BSE on September 24 after 5.71x subscription at a ₹1,785 issue price. The stock opened at ₹1,800, briefly touched ₹1,878 and closed near ₹1,818 — above the IPO price on day one.
US window: Nscale, Oura and others price as Anthropic preps
Per IPOX's September 25 update, global IPO activity accelerated, led by technology, infrastructure, fintech and healthcare offerings. Nscale, Oura, Accelevation, ADARx and Bamboo Insurance drove US activity, while Anthropic continued its IPO preparations. In Europe, Airtel Money advanced its London listing plans.
D.A.T.E. lists on Euronext Growth Paris at €19.36
French Isère-based SME D.A.T.E. completed its subscription window from September 9–21 and made its first quotation on Euronext Growth on September 25. The listing was priced at €19.36 per share, with coverage noting dilution, removal of double voting rights (DPS), lock-up terms and founder control as key contract considerations for shareholders.
Local view
- Germany: finanzen.net's IPO half-year scorecard (published September 27) reported $18.6 billion raised in 2026 and pointed out that — contrary to expectations — it was not SpaceX but a quiet, little-known IPO that delivered a share-price doubling for investors.
- France: Boursier.com kept a supportive stance on Euronext shares on September 23, while Investir/Les Échos highlighted that Euronext CEO Stéphane Boujnah reaffirmed interest in integrating the Frankfurt exchange to the Financial Times.
Context & numbers
- IPO proceeds have surged in 2026, but the frequency of IPOs lags as investors grow more selective, U.S. News notes.
- European IPOs raised €7.2 billion across 39 deals in H1 2026, with a single listing accounting for 46% of proceeds.
- London's IPO outlook remains bleak in recent commentary, with firms reportedly eyeing a 2027 window; H1 2025 fundraising had fallen to at least a three-decade low.
On the radar
- Anthropic's IPO preparations continue to advance per the latest IPOX update — arguably the most-watched US listing in the pipeline.
- Airtel Money's proposed London listing is progressing in Europe.
- SpaceX — the largest IPO ever at a $135 price point — is seeing secondary-market buyers split by roughly $1,851 depending on when they bought, per TheStreet; watch whether the stock stabilizes as a bellwether for the mega-IPO class.
- Rumor, not confirmed: continued chatter about OpenAI and other unicorns joining the pipeline, though no filings have materialized in the past week.
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