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IPO activity in 2021 looking ‘promising’ By Jerome Doraisamy|28 February 2021 According to a new report, Australian IPOs will defy early expectations this year, following a record end to 2020. Herbert Smith Freehills has released its 2020 Australian IPO Review – A Tale of Two Halves – which covers the key IPO themes and activity from across the Australian market from the last year and predicts the trends expected in 2021. The report found that the total market capitalisation of entities listed on the ASX in 2020 was around $13 billion, which exceeded the value of listings in 2019 by over a billion Australian dollars, and there were 15 more listings than the previous year. ....
The All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) slid down close to a percent today, with the healthcare sector doing the same. At the time of writing, the All Ords is down 0.96% and the healthcare sector has dipped 1.2%. Regardless of this lacklustre performance, these 2 ASX healthcare shares are having a pretty good day. The Anteris share price has surged 18.60% today to reach $5.10 per share. This gain comes after a tough year, with the Anteris share price dropping more than 62% over the past 12 months. The company’s mission is to create the world’s most durable heart valve. While no significant news hit the wires today, the company continues to steadily progress its heart valve technology. ....
Good night all - and stay safe And thatâs a wrap from us at Markets Live. Thanks for tuning in this week. Lucy Battersby will be back on Monday. Get our wrap of the day on the markets, breaking business news and expert opinion delivered to your inbox each afternoon. Sign up for The Sydney Morning Heraldâs here and The Ageâs here. 3.47pm on Dec 18, 2020 Market wrap: ASX slumps into weekend as COVID fears bite By Alex Druce The Australian sharemarketâs seventh straight weekly rise finished under a cloud as a growing coronavirus cluster on Sydneyâs northern beaches threatened to ruin Christmas for holidaymakers and investors alike. ....