2016 was not the best year for US IPO's after the very best 2015. However, we think that things in IPO's at least in the first quarter will be good.
Once it became clear that IPO-it on Snapchat will enable the shares to start at a price of $ 17 we decided to introduce and 9 most anticipated IPO's of 2017.
1. Airbnb
By Zacks announced that Airbnb may be the biggest IPO of 2017. The company is a dominant player in the rental housing between registered users is in the Airbnb App. Airbnb has more than 2 million users worldwide. Rumors of IPO-it company date back to 2014 and therefore believe that now it may be the biggest in 2017.
2. Palantir Technologies
PayPal's founder Peter Thiel and several graduates of Stanford University realized Palantir Technologies. The company is strongly supported by the CIA and secretive about their business.
By Palantir said it would buy shares up to $ 225 million of its current and former employees. In return the company for data analysis, requires these employees to renew agreements that do not allow to distract customers of the company for one year after leaving the company.
3. Snapchat
Snap inc owns Snapchat - popular application for sending photos. The company has already send documents for an IPO worth $3bln. After much anticipation Company conducted its IPO and will start at a price of $17.
4. Lyft
Despite the difficulties of UBER this company is gaining momentum in the shared journey. Lyft may be ready for an IPO even before it got to know better than their competitors. Some time ago the company allowed to flow data from their financial statements and they showed tremendous growth. Based on core funding so far, the company is worth about $5.5bln.
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5. Uber
With UBER IPO, it to speculate in many years. However, recently issued a message that some of the company's losses have reduced the company's image.
The assessment of UBER amounts to about $68.5bln. after its latest round of funding. Only time will tell whether this IPO will happen in 2017.
6. Okta
Okta management is moving toward an IPO. Assessment of the company currently has $1.3bln. after the last round of funding in 2015.
The company has several key appointments to executive directors in 2016. Although all of this does not guarantee IPO, then it seems that the IPO is expected and soon will be available.
7. Spotify
Spotify allows for streaming music. The company is valued at $8.1bln. after its latest round of funding in 2015.
Earlier in 2016 the company increased its debt by $1 billion. The company is expected to go public in the second half of 2017.
8.Elevate Credit
The company is an online lender that focuses on subprime lending. While the company initially focused IPO of 2016, market conditions did not allow it.
Earlier last year the CEO of the company said he hopes 2017 to be favorable.
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