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IPO Tracker 2026: Upcoming IPOs, Pricing & Post-IPO Performance

Track 60+ IPOs in 2026 โ€” upcoming filings, pricing, first-day performance, and 90-day returns. Six major listings already closed as of June 2026: Klarna (NYSE: KLAR), Chime (Nasdaq: CHYM), Figma (NYSE: FIG), StubHub (NYSE: STUB), Hinge Health (NYSE: HNGE), and Cerebras (Nasdaq: CBRS, +108% debut). Discord and Databricks lead the H2 pipeline. Updated weekly.

2026 IPO Market Overview

Metric2026 (YTD)2024 Full Year2021 Peak
IPO Count (all)~100+~180~400+
Tech IPO Count~40~60~200+
Total Capital Raised~$15B~$30B~$150B+
Avg First-Day Pop~12%~18%~25%
% Priced Above Range~30%~25%~55%

IPO Market โ€” Common Questions

How is the IPO market in 2026?

The 2026 IPO market has delivered meaningful throughput โ€” six major tech listings closed in the 12 months through June 2026: Klarna, Chime, Figma, StubHub, Hinge Health, and Cerebras (the biggest tech IPO pop of the year at +108%). High-quality, profitable or near-profitable companies with clean cap tables are clearing. The H2 2026 pipeline (Discord, Databricks, Canva) faces a higher bar than prior years because the easy names have already gone.

What are the biggest upcoming IPOs in 2026?

The most-watched remaining 2026 IPO candidates are Discord (confidential filing January 2026), Databricks (~$134B private valuation, S-1 expected H2 2026), and Canva (~$25โ€“30B target). Stripe, Plaid, Brex, and Shein remain in prep but have not filed. Klarna (Sep 2025), Chime (Jun 2025), Figma (Jul 2025), Cerebras (May 2026), StubHub (Sep 2025), and Hinge Health (May 2025) have already listed.

Why are some companies still waiting to IPO in 2026?

The companies that haven't listed yet face one or more of: (1) valuations from 2021โ€“2022 funding rounds that still exceed what public markets will pay; (2) ongoing profitability gaps or unclear revenue trajectories; (3) the secondary market and large private rounds reducing urgency (Databricks at $134B has no immediate capital need); (4) regulatory complexity (Shein faces ongoing China-ties scrutiny). The window is open โ€” but only for companies that are ready.