2026 IPO Tracker
Real-time tracking of major global IPOs including SpaceX, OpenAI, and Toss — schedules and valuations.
Notable upcoming listings
Elon Musk's space company set to list on NASDAQ on June 19, 2026 (ticker: SPACEX). Starlink satellite internet is the core revenue driver, alongside Falcon 9 and Starship launch services. Proceeding with IPO after confidential S-1 filing.
ChatGPT developer. Transitioning from nonprofit to for-profit structure and pursuing IPO.
AI safety research company behind Claude AI, securing major investments from Google, Amazon, and others.
Global online payment infrastructure provider. Employee stock trading shows rising valuation.
Neuralink is Elon Musk's brain-computer interface (BCI) company. It began human trials in 2024 and has demonstrated successful thought-controlled device operation by paralyzed patients. No IPO is planned.
Anduril Industries, founded by Palantir co-founder Palmer Luckey, develops autonomous defense systems and AI-powered military software. Valued at $61B in 2025, it is a top IPO candidate.
Swedish BNPL (Buy Now Pay Later) fintech company. NYSE listing application submitted.
Chinese fast-fashion e-commerce retailer pivoting from London listing to US IPO.
Cursor is an AI-first code editor by Anysphere used by millions of developers worldwide. It raised $900M at a $50B valuation in its Series C in 2025. No IPO plans are announced, but its rapid growth makes it a closely watched candidate.
UK-based digital banking superapp. 45 million customers, UK banking license secured.
Perplexity AI is an AI-powered answer engine with real-time citations, surpassing 100M monthly active users. Valued at $21B in 2025, it is considered a strong 2026 IPO candidate.
xAI is Elon Musk's AI company developing the Grok LLM series. Valued at $120B in 2025, it is the largest private AI company and is integrated with X (formerly Twitter).
Australian design platform. 200M users, $2.5B+ annual revenue.
Data and AI analytics platform. The only profitable company in the 2026 AI IPO pipeline with $5.4B ARR growing 65% YoY. Targeting a Q3 2026 listing.
Leading U.S. cryptocurrency exchange. CEO formally mentions IPO review.
XRP-based global payment network. IPO prospects highlighted following partial SEC lawsuit resolution.
Gaming and community chat platform with 200M monthly active users. Filed confidential S-1 in January 2026 targeting Q2 listing. Largest social platform IPO since Pinterest.
Latest IPO News
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Inside SpaceX's IPO: Goldman Sachs Takes Lead-Left, Morgan Stanley Runs Retail Allocation Across 23 Banks
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Tesla Holds 19 Million SpaceX Shares — The Hidden Asset TSLA Investors Must Know Before the IPO
The SpaceX S-1 confirmed Tesla holds 18,990,195 SpaceX Class A shares — a $2 billion cost-basis stake currently hidden i...
Anthropic Projects $10.9B in Q2 Revenue — Fastest Growth in Silicon Valley History, First-Ever Operating Profit
Anthropic projects $10.9 billion in Q2 2026 revenue — more than doubling in a single quarter — with its first-ever opera...
OpenAI to File Confidential IPO Prospectus as Early as This Week — September Listing Targeted
OpenAI is preparing to file a confidential IPO prospectus with the SEC as early as this week. Target valuation is $1 tri...
OpenAI Opens First Overseas AI Lab in Singapore With S$300M Commitment as Google Expands AI Deals
OpenAI is establishing its first overseas AI lab in Singapore with a S$300 million commitment, while Google simultaneous...
SpaceX's $1.75 Trillion IPO Valuation Divides Wall Street as Mid-June Listing Approaches
SpaceX is targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation for its mid-June 2026 IPO -- roughly 100 times annual revenue. Wall Stree...
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The Inteliview IPO Tracker monitors major 2026 global IPOs in real time. See valuations, listing schedules, SEC filings, and pre-IPO positions held by Wall Street gurus like Warren Buffett and Ray Dalio across US (NYSE, NASDAQ), Korean (KRX), and crypto markets — all in one place.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IPO (Initial Public Offering)?
An IPO is the process by which a private company first sells shares to the public on a stock exchange. It lets the company raise capital and gives investors early access to potentially high-growth businesses.
How is an IPO schedule determined?
The schedule is set after a company files a registration statement with the relevant regulator (SEC in the US, FSC in Korea) and goes through review. Market conditions, financial performance, and investor demand can shift the timeline — from initial rumor to actual listing it can take months to years.
How is the IPO valuation determined?
Underwriters value an IPO using the company financials, growth rate, peer multiples, and institutional book-building demand. An indicative price band is published first; the final offer price is set based on actual demand.
How do I track guru (institutional) participation in IPOs?
US institutional investors file quarterly 13F reports with the SEC. Right after an IPO, those reports reveal new positions. Inteliview tracks this data in real time and surfaces guru IPO participation across the major listings.
How do US and Korean IPOs differ?
US IPOs file an S-1 with the SEC; Korean IPOs file a registration statement with the FSC. The US restricts retail IPO allocation, while Korea allows retail investors to subscribe directly through public offering applications. Korea also imposes post-listing lockup periods that limit early float.