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The same year, reported twice

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

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About this data

EY publishes its annual IPO totals in mid-December, before the year has ended — the figures include completed deals to roughly 9 December plus a forecast for the rest of the month. Those totals are then quietly restated. 2023 was first published at $123.2bn and later used as a $126.1bn baseline. Anyone comparing a current-year headline against a prior-year restated figure is measuring the restatement as much as the market.

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

The same year, reported twice — restatement data table (Global IPO Market)
basis usd_b series source_ref value_basis
2023 as first reported 123.2 restatement ey-2023-trends US$123.2b published in the EY Global IPO Trends 2023 year-end report
2023 as later restated 126.1 restatement ey-2024-release Derived from EY's own stated −4% YoY proceeds on 2024's US$121.2b (121.2 ÷ 0.96 ≈ 126.3) — the restated 2023 baseline used inside the 2024 report

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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