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Early March listing set to be the latest defence sector IPO
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The two largest European IPOs of the year so far began trading this week, following a string of pulled deals. They offer a guide to what deals work in a tricky market -
Immune to inflation and profiting from tensions between Russia and the West, the Gulf states offer investors refuge from the despair sweeping European IPO markets.
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Shares in the Norwegian oil and gas company were down 3.5% on the first day of trading despite strong demand for the IPO, which led to it being increased
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Technoprobe was up 18% from the IPO price by the late afternoon on Tuesday, despite the intense volatility that has plagued equity capital markets for weeks
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The Italian navigation technology company has completed its IPO in Milan, despite ESG concerns and market volatility
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The French green hydrogen company has managed to attract investors with its original technology and big cornerstone investors
