Discover how DFIN helped Zapp go public on NASDAQ without spending a lot of time and money.
“We find ActiveDisclosure's time-saving abilities a major advantage, especially the automatic updates of financial reports and SEC disclosures when linked Excel files change.”
JONATHAN SALMON
Group Financial Controller at Zapp
The confidential IPO process was originally developed as an easier way for smaller companies to go public. Judging from some of the companies that have used this route to go public, the private method is just as likely to be used by a Silicon Valley giant as a smaller entity these days.
If you are in the early stages of planning to take a company public, you may be interested in some of the benefits that confidential IPO filings offer over other methods.
Launching an initial public offering (IPO) is a major milestone in a company's life cycle. While an IPO tends to attract media attention, we often don't hear as much about the initial public offering procedure. What is needed when filing for IPO process? How long does it take, and how can companies stay organized throughout?
Keep reading to learn all about the IPO roadmap, how much time each step takes, and what to keep in mind.
DFIN’s Q1 2024 earnings report, released this week, showcases the success of the company’s software transformation, while suggesting that the turn in the IPO market might not be too far off.
"Q1 closed with a bit of a spring thaw caused by IPO pipeline movement and positive price performance. Green shoots are expected to continue in Q2 as investor confidence increases from successful public debuts like Reddit and Astera Labs." Craig Clay, President of Global Capital Markets, DFIN
Congratulations to the 33 operating companies in Q1 who made their public debut via a traditional IPO raising ~$8 billion and the 29 companies who made their public debut via a SPAC merger. Special congratulations to our clients:
Practical insights for APAC companies contemplating a listing in the U.S. capital market as Foreign Private Issuers (FPIs).
A lot has happened since the IPO surge of 2021. One of the most significant developments is the rise of Generative AI, a technology that can generate new content — everything from computer code to complex images to complete essays.
Companies planning to go public today have taken note. They want to know if this transformative new technology can help them get ready for a public offering. That was the topic of an excellent panel discussion at the recent 11th Annual IPO Summit, hosted at the New York Stock Exchange.
DFIN’s software transformation remained on track in 2023, and our clients reaped the benefits.
In our just-released 4Q and full-year 2023 earnings report, DFIN achieved record software solutions net sales of approximately $293 million for the year, an increase of approximately 7% from 2022 on an organic basis. Software solutions net sales were approximately 37% of our full year net sales, up from approximately 34% in 2022.
This is powerful evidence that we are delivering the kind of solutions that clients require in a fast-paced, always-evolving business environment.
When thinking about an exit strategy from their business, most owners have a clear idea of their desired exit. However, there are cases when owners take what is known as a dual-track exit, pursuing not one but two types of exit strategies. Usually, they move forward with a merger or acquisition (M&A) and initial public offering (IPO) until deciding which option meets their needs.
Discover how a dual-track transition works, when it can be advantageous, and how owners can stay organized throughout the dual process.
What Is a Dual-Track IPO Listing?
Tune in to listen to experts from DFIN, PWC, and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett for a live roundtable conversation about getting ready for IPOs in 2024 and beyond. The featured speakers – Craig Clay, Samantha Zytko, and Josh Bonnie – will share their thoughts about important issues companies may encounter when facing a future IPO.