Two of the largest US software listings in history will lead the biggest week for initial public offerings since Uber’s flotation last year, as companies cash in on the market’s hunger for technology stocks.
A dozen IPOs are set to raise $6.8bn, with half of the proceeds coming from three California tech listings, according to Refinitiv, a data provider. Snowflake, the cloud software business, will raise $2.2bn, and Unity, a video game software company, will raise $950m. Sumo Logic, another data software platform, will raise $281m.
The projected totals are based on the shares’ pricing at the midpoint of the ranges marketed to investors.