New Zealand-based Buy-Now Pay-Later company Laybuy Group Holdings Limited, is set to list on the ASX next month after COVID-19 required the company to delay their plans to list earlier in the year. Laybuy’s raise comprises a A$40m primary issuance, and an additional A$40m in existing shareholder securities and employee gifts. Proposing to trade under
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Confidence is returning to the ASX IPO space with four companies set to make their public debut in August. It comes after an extended lull which saw only a handful of companies float last quarter. One company set to list is DUG Technologies (Proposed ASX: DUG). The company is looking to raise A$26M at an
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While the number of companies set to list on the ASX is still quieter than usual, we are continuing to see many healthcare companies viewing COVID-19 as an opportunity to make their public debut. 4D Medical are a Melbourne-based medical technology company, who have spent the last 15 years developing lung imaging software. The ‘software
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The coronavirus has pulled the plug on many proposed initial public offers (IPOs), with the Australian Securities Exchange’s ‘upcoming listings’ feed looking decidedly barren. But some promoters are quietly forging ahead, in the sectors that have been largely impervious to – or have benefit from – the COVID-19 mayhem. We’re talking about resources (especially gold),
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January is normally a quiet month for IPOs and this year has been no different, but here are a few companies intending to list on the ASX in February which may be worth keeping an eye on. ARMnet Limited (Proposed ASX: AR1) Financial Services Software Company, ARMnet Limited, are proposing to list on the ASX
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