| Company | Ticker | Offer Date | Deal Size (M) | Current Price | Today's Change | Return from IPO |
|---|
| Real Asset Acquisition | RAAQU | 04/04/25 | $10 | $2.90 | $ -0.01 (-0.23%) | -23.3% |
| Real Asset Acquisition | RAAQU | 04/04/25 | $10 | $2.90 | $ -0.01 (-0.23%) | -23.3% |
| Real Asset Acquisition | RAAQU | 04/04/25 | $8 | $2.73 | $ -0.01 (-0.11%) | -15.2% |
| Real Asset Acquisition | RAAQU | 04/04/25 | $8 | $2.70 | $ -0.01 (-0.07%) | -21.7% |
| Real Asset Acquisition | RAAQU | 04/04/25 | $10 | $2.73 | $ -0.01 (-0.15%) | -21.7% |
| Real Asset Acquisition | RAAQU | 04/04/25 | $10 | $2.90 | $ -0.01 (-0.11%) | -23.3% |
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The process begins well before trading starts. Companies appoint underwriters—typically investment banks—to lead the offering. These underwriters assess the company’s financials, market positioning, and growth potential, and begin shaping a strategy to present the opportunity to investors. They also manage institutional outreach and ultimately help determine who gets shares.
Once foundational analysis is complete, the company and its underwriters agree on an initial price range. This is informed by comparable public companies, revenue projections, industry trends, and broader market sentiment. The price range sets investor expectations and becomes the framework for the roadshow.
Executives and bankers then present the company’s story to institutional investors through a roadshow. These meetings provide a first look at investor demand. If the company is well-received, the price range might be revised upward. If there’s hesitation, the range could be narrowed or lowered. Strong interest often results in a pricing at the top—or above—the initial range.
The final price is typically set the evening before trading begins. It reflects investor orders, demand levels, market conditions, and the company’s capital goals. The aim is to price shares attractively enough to encourage early trading momentum, while still securing meaningful proceeds for the company or existing shareholders.
A number of factors influence where the IPO is ultimately priced:
