Even though the global initial public offering (IPO) market is slowing, some of the companies with the biggest IPOs of all time are still going strong. That's in addition to recent IPOs that have generated massive returns for investors.
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What Are The Top 10 IPOs?
City Index released a study exploring the 10 biggest IPO deals of all time.
The largest IPO of all time belongs to Saudi Arabia-based Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (Aramco), an energy company that in 2019 raised $25.6 billion. It's followed by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., a technology company based in China that raised $21.8 billion in 2014.
In third place is SoftBank Group Corp., a Japanese communication company that generated $21.3 billion in its IPO in 2018.
The fourth largest was by NTT Mobile Communication Corp., another Japanese communication company that raised $18.1 billion in 1998. And ...