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Largest Initial Public Stock Offerings

Largest initial public stock offerings America vs the world An initial public stock offering (IPO) referred to simply as an "offering" or "flotation," is when a company (called the issuer) issues common stock or shares to the public for the first time. They are often issued by smaller, younger companies seeking capital to expand, but can also be done by large privately-owned companies looking to become publicly traded. US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia Nippon Telegraph & Telephone $13.7bn 1986 British Gas PLC $7.6bn Black Monday Oct 19, 1987 Japanese asset price bubble 1990 Water Holding Companies $8.2bn DDI Corp $7.6bn East Japan Railway Co $9.9bn JT $9.6bn 1995 Dot-com bubble Deutsche Telekom AG $12.5bn Charter Communications $3.7bn Halifax PLC $6.8bn Telstra Corp $9.8bn Goldman Sachs Group $3.7bn NTT Mobile Conoco $4.4bn UPS $5.5bn Communications Network $18.1bn AT&T Wireless Group $10.6bn 2000 Telia AB $8.9bn September 11l attacks Agere Systems $4.1bn Kraft Foods $8.7bn Enel SpA $16.6bn Prudential Financial $3.5bn Market downturn Travelers CIT Group Property Casualty $4.2bn $4.8bn Electricite de France SA $7.5bn China Construction Bank Corp $9.2bn 2005 Bank of China OAO Rosneft $10.7bn $11.2bn Financial crisis Visa $17.9bn Chinese correction Industrial & Commercial Bank of China $19.1bn China State Construction Engineering Corp $7.3bn 2010 US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia fst Financial Services Technology www.usfst.com Sources: businessweek.com wikipedia.org Created by @ripetungi rncin ervie oog Largest initial public stock offerings America vs the world An initial public stock offering (IPO) referred to simply as an "offering" or "flotation," is when a company (called the issuer) issues common stock or shares to the public for the first time. They are often issued by smaller, younger companies seeking capital to expand, but can also be done by large privately-owned companies looking to become publicly traded. US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia Nippon Telegraph & Telephone $13.7bn 1986 British Gas PLC $7.6bn Black Monday Oct 19, 1987 Japanese asset price bubble 1990 Water Holding Companies $8.2bn DDI Corp $7.6bn East Japan Railway Co $9.9bn JT $9.6bn 1995 Dot-com bubble Deutsche Telekom AG $12.5bn Charter Communications $3.7bn Halifax PLC $6.8bn Telstra Corp $9.8bn Goldman Sachs Group $3.7bn NTT Mobile Conoco $4.4bn UPS $5.5bn Communications Network $18.1bn AT&T Wireless Group $10.6bn 2000 Telia AB $8.9bn September 11l attacks Agere Systems $4.1bn Kraft Foods $8.7bn Enel SpA $16.6bn Prudential Financial $3.5bn Market downturn Travelers CIT Group Property Casualty $4.2bn $4.8bn Electricite de France SA $7.5bn China Construction Bank Corp $9.2bn 2005 Bank of China OAO Rosneft $10.7bn $11.2bn Financial crisis Visa $17.9bn Chinese correction Industrial & Commercial Bank of China $19.1bn China State Construction Engineering Corp $7.3bn 2010 US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia fst Financial Services Technology www.usfst.com Sources: businessweek.com wikipedia.org Created by @ripetungi rncin ervie oog Largest initial public stock offerings America vs the world An initial public stock offering (IPO) referred to simply as an "offering" or "flotation," is when a company (called the issuer) issues common stock or shares to the public for the first time. They are often issued by smaller, younger companies seeking capital to expand, but can also be done by large privately-owned companies looking to become publicly traded. US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia Nippon Telegraph & Telephone $13.7bn 1986 British Gas PLC $7.6bn Black Monday Oct 19, 1987 Japanese asset price bubble 1990 Water Holding Companies $8.2bn DDI Corp $7.6bn East Japan Railway Co $9.9bn JT $9.6bn 1995 Dot-com bubble Deutsche Telekom AG $12.5bn Charter Communications $3.7bn Halifax PLC $6.8bn Telstra Corp $9.8bn Goldman Sachs Group $3.7bn NTT Mobile Conoco $4.4bn UPS $5.5bn Communications Network $18.1bn AT&T Wireless Group $10.6bn 2000 Telia AB $8.9bn September 11l attacks Agere Systems $4.1bn Kraft Foods $8.7bn Enel SpA $16.6bn Prudential Financial $3.5bn Market downturn Travelers CIT Group Property Casualty $4.2bn $4.8bn Electricite de France SA $7.5bn China Construction Bank Corp $9.2bn 2005 Bank of China OAO Rosneft $10.7bn $11.2bn Financial crisis Visa $17.9bn Chinese correction Industrial & Commercial Bank of China $19.1bn China State Construction Engineering Corp $7.3bn 2010 US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia fst Financial Services Technology www.usfst.com Sources: businessweek.com wikipedia.org Created by @ripetungi rncin ervie oog Largest initial public stock offerings America vs the world An initial public stock offering (IPO) referred to simply as an "offering" or "flotation," is when a company (called the issuer) issues common stock or shares to the public for the first time. They are often issued by smaller, younger companies seeking capital to expand, but can also be done by large privately-owned companies looking to become publicly traded. US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia Nippon Telegraph & Telephone $13.7bn 1986 British Gas PLC $7.6bn Black Monday Oct 19, 1987 Japanese asset price bubble 1990 Water Holding Companies $8.2bn DDI Corp $7.6bn East Japan Railway Co $9.9bn JT $9.6bn 1995 Dot-com bubble Deutsche Telekom AG $12.5bn Charter Communications $3.7bn Halifax PLC $6.8bn Telstra Corp $9.8bn Goldman Sachs Group $3.7bn NTT Mobile Conoco $4.4bn UPS $5.5bn Communications Network $18.1bn AT&T Wireless Group $10.6bn 2000 Telia AB $8.9bn September 11l attacks Agere Systems $4.1bn Kraft Foods $8.7bn Enel SpA $16.6bn Prudential Financial $3.5bn Market downturn Travelers CIT Group Property Casualty $4.2bn $4.8bn Electricite de France SA $7.5bn China Construction Bank Corp $9.2bn 2005 Bank of China OAO Rosneft $10.7bn $11.2bn Financial crisis Visa $17.9bn Chinese correction Industrial & Commercial Bank of China $19.1bn China State Construction Engineering Corp $7.3bn 2010 US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia fst Financial Services Technology www.usfst.com Sources: businessweek.com wikipedia.org Created by @ripetungi rncin ervie oog Largest initial public stock offerings America vs the world An initial public stock offering (IPO) referred to simply as an "offering" or "flotation," is when a company (called the issuer) issues common stock or shares to the public for the first time. They are often issued by smaller, younger companies seeking capital to expand, but can also be done by large privately-owned companies looking to become publicly traded. US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia Nippon Telegraph & Telephone $13.7bn 1986 British Gas PLC $7.6bn Black Monday Oct 19, 1987 Japanese asset price bubble 1990 Water Holding Companies $8.2bn DDI Corp $7.6bn East Japan Railway Co $9.9bn JT $9.6bn 1995 Dot-com bubble Deutsche Telekom AG $12.5bn Charter Communications $3.7bn Halifax PLC $6.8bn Telstra Corp $9.8bn Goldman Sachs Group $3.7bn NTT Mobile Conoco $4.4bn UPS $5.5bn Communications Network $18.1bn AT&T Wireless Group $10.6bn 2000 Telia AB $8.9bn September 11l attacks Agere Systems $4.1bn Kraft Foods $8.7bn Enel SpA $16.6bn Prudential Financial $3.5bn Market downturn Travelers CIT Group Property Casualty $4.2bn $4.8bn Electricite de France SA $7.5bn China Construction Bank Corp $9.2bn 2005 Bank of China OAO Rosneft $10.7bn $11.2bn Financial crisis Visa $17.9bn Chinese correction Industrial & Commercial Bank of China $19.1bn China State Construction Engineering Corp $7.3bn 2010 US France Russia Italy UK China Sweden Germany Japan Australia fst Financial Services Technology www.usfst.com Sources: businessweek.com wikipedia.org Created by @ripetungi rncin ervie oog

Largest Initial Public Stock Offerings

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This infographic explains what IPOs are and gives a breakdown of public stock offerings around the world.

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