The economic deep freeze is thawing for IPOs on U.S. exchanges, according to a quarterly report issued today by the Ernst & Young accounting firm.
The number of companies in registration for an initial public offering increased to 140 during the three months that ended June 30, according to the latest the “Ernst & Young U.S. IPO Pipeline” study. That’s almost 24 percent more than the 113 companies that were registered during the same quarter last year, according to Ernst & Young’s data. Beneath story, I’ve put together a list of companies in the IPO pipeline for each Xconomy city as of June 30.
To read the full, original article click on this link: IPO Activity Returns to Pre-Recession Levels in Second Quarter | Xconomy
Author:Bruce V. Bigelow
