Group 1: Medline (MDLN) - Medline opened at $35 per share, a 20.69% increase from the offering price, and closed at $41, marking a 41.38% rise with a total market capitalization of $75.563 billion [2][4] - The company issued 216 million shares at $29 each, raising $6.265 billion, with plans to use the funds for debt repayment and general corporate purposes [4] - Medline is a leading global manufacturer and distributor of medical supplies, producing hundreds of thousands of consumable medical products including surgical gloves, gowns, dressings, and surgical packs [4] Group 2: Andersen (ANDG) - Andersen opened at $21 per share, a 31.25% increase from the offering price, and closed at $23.5, reflecting a 46.88% rise with a total market capitalization of $2.569 billion [5][7] - The company issued 11 million shares at $16 each, raising $176 million, with plans to invest in technology, infrastructure, training, and potential strategic acquisitions [7] - Andersen provides independent tax, valuation, and financial consulting services to individuals, family offices, businesses, and institutional clients, having served 11,900 clients as of September 30, 2025 [7] Group 3: SPACs - Churchill Capital XI (CCXIU) raised $360 million, while Iron Horse Acquisition II (IRHOU) raised $200 million [8] - Churchill Capital XI, initiated by Michael Klein, aims to target companies with stable revenues and strong management teams [8] - Iron Horse Acquisition II, led by Jose Bengochea, focuses on the media and entertainment industry, particularly in music, animation, and artificial intelligence [8]