Michael Okonkwo

Michael Okonkwo

IPO & Growth Analyst

Michael Okonkwo is an IPO and growth equity analyst at StockTi. He holds an MBA from Wharton and previously worked in venture capital, giving him a unique perspective on pre-IPO valuations and public market debuts. Michael covers new listings, SPAC transactions, and high-growth companies across all sectors. His analysis focuses on identifying inflection points in emerging companies transitioning from private to public markets.

IPO, Growth Stocks 5 articles

Articles by Michael Okonkwo

SOLV Energy Soars 23% in Nasdaq Debut, Eyes $5 Billion Valuation
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SOLV Energy Soars 23% in Nasdaq Debut, Eyes $5 Billion Valuation

SOLV Energy's stock surged 22.7% to $30.67 on its first trading day, raising $512.5 million in its IPO. The solar and storage specialist begins trading under ticker MWH.

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Goldman Sachs Gains on Optimistic 2026 IPO Market Forecast
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Goldman Sachs Gains on Optimistic 2026 IPO Market Forecast

Goldman Sachs shares rose 1.6% Monday, outperforming the financial sector after the bank projected a potential $160 billion U.S. IPO market rebound this year.

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Ashtead Shares Gain Ahead of NYSE Primary Listing Transition
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Ashtead Shares Gain Ahead of NYSE Primary Listing Transition

Ashtead Group shares rose 1.1% as the company confirmed its U.S. listing will become effective February 26, with FTSE Russell set to remove it from UK indexes March 2.

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OmniVision Greenshoe Exercise Concludes, Shares to Trade Without Stabilization
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OmniVision Greenshoe Exercise Concludes, Shares to Trade Without Stabilization

OmniVision Integrated Circuits announced underwriters partially exercised the over-allotment option, issuing 4.94 million H shares at HK$104.80 each, raising HK$511.2 million. The stabilization period ended February 6.

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Montage Technology's Shanghai Shares Decline Ahead of Hong Kong Listing
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Montage Technology's Shanghai Shares Decline Ahead of Hong Kong Listing

Montage Technology's Shanghai-listed shares fell 2.74% to 163.54 yuan, extending losses as investors shift focus to its Hong Kong debut. The H-share offering priced at HK$106.89 raised approximately HK$6.90 billion.

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