OMS Energy Technologies, Inc. (OMSE Proposed), the Singapore-based parent of an oilfield equipment company, leads the IPO Calendar to wrap up April: This is a $50.0 million IPO with Roth Capital as the sole book-runner. The IPO market’s April 2025 swan song includes another small deal of interest – the $28.0 million IPO – an offering of American Depositary Shares (ADS) – by Yuanbao (YB Proposed), the parent of a Chinese online insurance company. Goldman Sachs (Asia), Citigroup and CICC are the joint book-runners of Yuanbao’s IPO.
Two big SPAC IPOs – Digital Asset Acquisition (DAAQU Proposed) and Real Asset Acquisition (RAAQU Proposed) – at $150.0 million each – are also in the mix for the late April IPO round-up. Cohen & Company Capital Markets is the “lead left” book-runner of each deal.
The month of May has a small IPO menu so far. Just four micro-cap IPOs are in the offing to be priced sometime later this week – while just a few small deals are listed on the IPO Calendar with “week of” pricing dates over the next two weeks. This extremely light IPO Calendar is not surprising, given the stock market’s volatility this month in response to investors’ fear of the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the U.S. economy.
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