Core Insights - Despite the government shutdown, IPO activity remained robust with six companies going public last week, including two direct listings [1][8] - The IPOs included companies from various sectors, such as technology, logistics, and professional services, with varying market capitalizations and performance on their first trading days [4][5] Group 1: IPO Activity - TechCreate Group (TCGL) priced its IPO at the lower end of the range, raising $10 million with a market cap of $80 million, focusing on real-time payment systems in Southeast Asia [1] - Republic Power Group (RPGL) also priced at the bottom of its range, raising $8 million with a market cap of $69 million, providing custom software development services [1] - Acco Group Holdings (ACCL) raised $6 million with a market cap of $56 million, primarily offering corporate secretarial and accounting services in Hong Kong and Singapore [2] - Smart Logistics Global (SLGB) raised $5 million with a market cap of $205 million, focusing on B2B logistics solutions in China [2] - Aptera Motors (SEV) completed a direct listing, focusing on solar electric vehicles, but saw a significant drop of 86% from its reference price [3] - OBOOK Holdings (OWLS) also completed a direct listing, focusing on blockchain solutions, and experienced a 295% increase from its reference price [3] Group 2: Upcoming Filings - Two companies submitted initial filings: Cardinal Infrastructure Group (CDNL) seeking $100 million and Gloo Holdings (GLOO) also seeking $100 million [5] - Nine SPACs filed for initial public offerings, with notable targets including technology, financial services, and sports sectors, seeking amounts ranging from $50 million to $260 million [6][7] Group 3: Market Trends - The SEC's new guidelines are expected to encourage more IPOs, with companies like Navan, Exzeo, and BETA Technologies planning to list in late October or early November [8]