Fermi Inc.

Neptune Insurance Holdings Inc.

Chip developer Cerebras, which competes with Nvidia, has withdrawn its IPO application days after a new funding round. European security company Verisure will next week launch Europe's biggest IPO since the start of 2025. Shares in Trump's would-be nuclear power plant operator soared in debut trading in New York. The British cabinet is preparing to abolish a trading tax on shares of newly listed companies to revitalize London's listing market. The main events on the IPO market during the week are in our selection.

Nvidia competitor doesn't go public and listing of the year in Europe: what's important about IPOs by Oct. 5

Newmont Corporation

Agnico Eagle Mines Limited

The rise in gold prices this year could be the strongest in 46 years

Gold mining stocks outperform chip makers rally despite AI boom

Elon Musk became the first whose fortune reached $500 billion. At the same time, his company SpaceX lost to OpenAI, which received a valuation of a similar amount - $500 billion - after the secondary sale of employee shares for $6.6 billion. Now the ChatGPT developer is the most expensive private company in the world. Thanks to the partnership with OpenAI, the quotes of South Korean Samsung and SK Hynix jumped up. These and other topics are in our review of the key events for the morning of October 2.

Top story for the morning: Musk's fortune hits $500 billion, OpenAI beats SpaceX in valuation

Preliminary trading in shares of Fermi, a real estate investment trust (REIT) founded in early 2025 by former U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, has begun on the Freedom client trading system. The startup expects to capitalize on the AI boom by attracting large data center operators to its electrified Texas site. Later Wednesday, the securities will appear on the Nasdaq under the ticker FRMI.

Fermi IPO: Shares of the startup that wants to build a Trump nuclear power plant have begun trading

Company raises $368 million at $20 per share in NYSE listing

Neptune IPO: Shares of leading private flood insurer debut 

RTX Corporation

CACI International Inc

L3Harris Technologies, Inc.

A sharp standoff in Congress raises the risk of a protracted conflict

The U.S. has its first shutdown in seven years. What does this change for investors?

The company's stock exchange debut in Hong Kong had to be postponed for a day due to a typhoon

Shares in gold miner Zijin Gold soar after its biggest IPO since Ma

Unilever PLC

In November, Unilever will complete one of its most significant corporate decisions: spinning off its ice cream business into a separate company, The Magnum Ice Cream Company, and launching it as an IPO. The listing is scheduled for Amsterdam, London and New York. A month or so before going public, the conflict with the founders of the star brand, Ben &amp; Jerry's, escalated. Is it worth buying Unilever shares and participating in the Magnum IPO?

Unilever eliminates sweets: is The Magnum Ice Cream Company's IPO worth it?

Electronic Arts Inc.

Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Donald Trump announced new duties on wood, furniture, pharmaceuticals and movies. OpenAI is booming revenue growth - $4.3 billion for the first half of 2025 - but is spending billions on AI development. In the U.S., Wealthfront, one of the pioneers of the robo-advisory market, is preparing for an IPO, and was never sold to UBS in 2022. These and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of September 30.

Highlights for this morning: Trump's duties, OpenAI growth, Wealthfront going public

U.S. medical device maker Medline may launch the largest IPO of 2025 in the U.S. in November. A typhoon that hit Hong Kong forced gold miner Zijin Gold to postpone its $3.2 billion listing. Shares of digital Noba Bank soared almost 30% at its debut trading in Stockholm. The main IPO market events of the week are in our selection.

Chery debut, typhoon disrupts listing: highlights of IPO by Sept. 28 

The company is balancing loss-making and positive cash flow, keeping hopes for expansion alive

StubHub's IPO debut was the worst in 17 years. Is there any chance for growth?

After the spring selloff, small-cap stocks are once again attracting investor attention, BofA said in a market outlook report earlier this week. But this is not a short-term rebound: easing from the Fed, rising earnings, and less taxes could support a sustained increase in small-cap valuations.