FESE has just released the Listed Instruments Survey of 2022, a unique dataset which offers a detailed breakdown of all the new listings, delistings and total listed equity instruments on FESE members.
New listings
The number of new listings experienced a large decrease following the surge observed in 2021. Delistings, most of them voluntary, have increased.
There was a strong net growth of listings for the industrials and health care sectors.
The most common way of listing is through an IPO, followed by direct listings and private placements.
The IPO Database includes detailed information on individual IPOs on all FESE members.
Employees per company
Following an IPO, the number of employees and revenues usually increase.
In the last years, the initial size of companies doing an IPO has decreased.
Revenues per company
More information
Each month, FESE publishes data from its members on a broad range of asset classes. It's the most complete open source of comparable statistics on European financial instruments, covering over two decades of figures. Structured in user-friendly tables, FESE's stats are your one-stop shop for European securities trading data.
