Global IPO Market

IPO proceeds and deal counts worldwide — and why the same year gets reported twice at two different numbers.

Curated snapshot Last updated: Aug 14, 2026 8 data points
Global IPO proceeds

Global IPO proceeds

Capital raised through initial public offerings worldwide, US$ billions, as first reported by EY.

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Number of IPOs

Number of IPOs

Completed IPO deals worldwide, excluding SPACs.

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The same year, reported twice

The same year, reported twice

2023 global IPO proceeds as first published versus as later restated, US$ billions.

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Data table

Global IPO Market — full data table
year usd_b series source_ref value_basis deals basis
2023 123.2 proceeds ey-2023-trends Global IPO market closed 2023 with 1,298 IPOs raising US$123.2b (as first reported, Dec 2023)
2024 121.2 proceeds ey-2024-release 1,215 deals raising US$121.2b in 2024 (as first reported, 18 Dec 2024)
2025 171.8 proceeds ey-2025-trends 1,293 IPOs raised US$171.8b globally in 2025, +39% proceeds YoY
2023 deal_count ey-2023-trends 1,298 IPOs completed in 2023 (as first reported) 1298
2024 deal_count ey-2024-release 1,215 IPO deals completed in 2024 (as first reported) 1215

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Methodology & sources

Last updated: Aug 14, 2026

Methodology

All figures are EY Global IPO Trends, SPACs excluded, on an AS-FIRST-REPORTED basis — each year uses the number EY published in that year’s own year-end report, not a later restatement. This matters more than it sounds. EY publishes annual totals in mid-December, BEFORE the year ends: its stated methodology counts completed IPOs to roughly 9 December plus a forecast for the rest of the month. Those totals are then restated. 2023 was first published at US$123.2bn / 1,298 deals, but the 2024 report compares against a restated ~US$126.1bn / ~1,350 baseline — which is where the widely circulated but misattributed "$126.1bn for 2024" figure originates. The restatement chart shows both values for 2023 side by side. The 2023 restated value is DERIVED, not published as a standalone figure: it back-solves EY’s own stated −4% YoY proceeds change on 2024’s US$121.2bn. The arithmetic is stated in that point’s value_basis so the derivation is visible rather than hidden. OMITTED: 2021 and 2022 figures could not be confirmed against an EY primary source in this pass and are not seeded. Proceeds and deal count are deliberately separate charts, not a dual axis — they move independently and a shared axis would invite the wrong inference. Re-verified 2026-08-10.

Comparisons are informative, not definitive. See each source for definitions and limits.

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