Despite a recent resurgence in IPOs, a study of 101 companies listed since January 2024 reveals that most have struggled to maintain their initial listing gains. While a small percentage delivered substantial returns on debut, a significant portion now trade below their listing prices. Only a third of the companies have achieved gains exceeding 25% over their offer price.
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