The sports car manufacturer Porsche AG, the dating portal Parship, Solarisbank and the medical technology manufacturer Ottobock (clockwise from top left) could go public in 2022.
(Photo: Porsche AG)
Frankfurt The year 2021 was a year of superlatives in terms of IPOs: a total of almost 2,400 newcomers to the stock market were counted worldwide – a good 60 percent more than in 2020. The issue volume climbed 67 percent to 453 billion dollars by mid-December. This means that the market for initial public offerings (IPOs) has not been more active since the turn of the millennium.
Things were a little more restrained on the German floor: According to the consulting firm EY, the best balance since 2007 was achieved with a total of 30 IPOs by German companies and four shell issues to twelve billion euros. According to Martin Steinbach, partner and head of the IPO and Listing Services division at EY, digital business models are primarily in demand with investors.
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