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The $100 Billion IPO Queue: Tech Giants Finally Ready to Break Their Silence

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After years of staying private, 13 unicorns worth over $100 billion combined are preparing to go public—and the first could debut within weeks
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Market insiders are buzzing about what could be the biggest IPO wave since 2021, with household names finally ready to make their public debuts. The companies preparing to list have a combined private valuation exceeding $100 billion, and early positioning could be critical for investors. What they're planning next could reshape entire sectors.

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The long-awaited IPO revival appears to be gaining real momentum as some of the world's most valuable private companies signal their readiness to go public in 2025. Although 2024 was an exceptionally lackluster year for new public offerings, the IPO market could gain momentum in 2025. Multiple sources familiar with the plans indicate that more than 20 companies are actively preparing for public debuts, marking a potential end to the IPO drought that has persisted since the market volatility of 2022.

The Heavy Hitters Leading the Charge

Marquee Names Ready to Go Public
  • eToro: The Israel-based trading platform filed confidentially in January 2025, reportedly seeking a $5 billion valuation.
  • Klarna: The Swedish buy now, pay later (BNPL) fintech confidentially filed in November 2024 for an IPO that's been a long time in the making, paving the way for it to go public sometime in the first half of 2025.
  • Canva: Recently valued at $32 billion in a secondary sale and has hired a CFO with public company experience, signaling serious IPO preparations.
  • Cerebras: The chip startup that aims to compete with Nvidia confidentially filed to IPO in August 2024. The company is based in Sunnyvale and is reportedly aiming to roughly double its current $4 billion valuation.

This AI chip company's timing could be particularly strategic given the ongoing artificial intelligence boom. Early positioning in growth-oriented investment vehicles could prove advantageous as these household names transition from private to public markets.

Fintech Leading the Revival

The financial technology sector appears to be spearheading the IPO resurgence. Chime: The digital bank confidentially filed to IPO in December 2024 and is looking to go public in 2025. The company, which is based in San Francisco, was last valued at $25 billion in 2021. The neobank's potential public debut would mark a significant milestone for the digital banking sector.

Other fintech players are also making moves, with payment processors and lending platforms preparing their paperwork. The sector's strong fundamentals and proven business models make these companies attractive candidates for public market investors who have been waiting for quality technology offerings.

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Why Now? Market Conditions Finally Align

Market Momentum Building

ServiceTitan opened 42% above its IPO price in its December public debut — a good signal for the public markets as we close out 2024. This strong performance has given other companies confidence that public markets are ready to welcome new entrants.

"There was a pop there that people weren't expecting," said Peter Walker, head of insights at startup equity management platform Carta.

"We'll start to see momentum in the beginning of the year, and really accelerate, as the year goes on," predicted Ben-Tzur, who saw early momentum in 2024 that then tailed off.

Market conditions have stabilized significantly compared to the volatility that kept companies private for the past several years.

International Markets Showing Strength

While U.S. companies prepare for their debuts, international markets are already seeing increased IPO activity. India has bucked the global trend in initial public offerings this year, establishing itself as a rare bright spot for tech listings while other major markets face continued headwinds. This international momentum is providing additional confidence for global companies considering public offerings.

More than 20 startups are preparing to list next year, according to multiple sources familiar with the plans. The global nature of this IPO preparation suggests that the revival isn't limited to any single market or geography.

The Pipeline Beyond 2025

  • Element Biosciences: Venture-backed biotech startups generally go public earlier than their tech counterparts. And so by industry standards, 7-year-old Element Biosciences, with $678 million in equity funding to date, looks ripe for an offering. The San Diego-based genetic analysis company represents the type of mature, well-funded companies that could follow the initial wave of tech IPOs.
  • Navan: Navan is the new Instacart. The corporate travel and expense-tracking platform, formerly known as TripActions, is the company that is always, definitely about to go public. Companies like Navan have been IPO-ready for years but have been waiting for optimal market conditions.

What This Could Mean for Investors

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The convergence of multiple factors—stabilized market conditions, successful recent debuts, and a backlog of mature companies—suggests that 2025 could mark the beginning of a sustained IPO cycle rather than just a brief window. The sheer scale of companies preparing to go public represents potential opportunities across multiple sectors, from artificial intelligence and fintech to biotechnology and enterprise software.

With combined valuations exceeding $100 billion, this IPO wave could reshape portfolio allocation strategies for growth-focused investors seeking exposure to the next generation of public market leaders. Early positioning in growth-oriented investment vehicles could prove advantageous as these household names transition from private to public markets.

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