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Narragansett Bancorp, Inc. NARA · NASDAQ
Priced Trading from November 2
- Shares offered
- 9.10M
- Deal size
- $91.0M
- Valuation
- $228.5M
- Since IPO
- -
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IPO calendar
Companies going public: when they start trading, what the shares are offered at and how they do after the first trading day.
- This week
- 3 IPO
- priced 2
- Next week
- 0 IPO
- expected start of trading
- Deal volume this week
- ~$91.0M
- 2 deals without data
- Largest deal
- Narragansett Bancorp, Inc.
- NARA · NASDAQ
Largest IPO of the week
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This week
November 2 - 6, 2026 · 3 IPO- Mon 11/2NANarragansett Bancorp, Inc.NARA · NASDAQrange not given Priced Deal $91.0MMon 11/2range not given 9.10M $91.0M PricedNANarragansett Bancorp, Inc.NARA · NASDAQ
- Tue 11/3EMVanEck EM Focus Inflation Bond ETFEMIL · NYSErange not given Priced Deal -Tue 11/3range not given - - PricedEMVanEck EM Focus Inflation Bond ETFEMIL · NYSE
- Thu 11/5SEDeep Sea Minerals Corp. American Depositary SharesSEAM · NASDAQrange not given price not set yet Expected Deal -Thu 11/5range not given price not set yet - - ExpectedSEDeep Sea Minerals Corp. American Depositary SharesSEAM · NASDAQ
Next week
November 9 - 13, 2026 · 0 IPONo IPO has been announced yet. Dates are usually published one to two weeks ahead.
How recent IPOs are doing
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- $10.00 $10.01 +0.1%BHBHAIU · trading since 10/29
- $18.00 $27.60 +53.3%LYLYCA · trading since 10/23
- $4.25 $5.45 +28.2%AMAMRO · trading since 10/15
- $16.00 $13.49 -15.7%IAIAM · trading since 10/15
- $10.00 $10.17 +1.7%FLFLSC · trading since 10/14
- $5.00 $12.70 +154.0%MGMGOL · trading since 10/14
- $12.00 $11.79 -1.8%RTRTSN · trading since 10/9
- $14.00 $13.48 -3.7%TRTRXB · trading since 10/9
- $10.00 $10.03 +0.3%PAPAXGU · trading since 10/6
Frequently asked questions
Mostly institutions buy at the offering price. A retail investor usually buys only once trading starts on the exchange, when the price can be quite different.
The range is the price the company proposes with its underwriters in advance. On the evening before the first trading day they set the final price. Pricing above the range means strong demand.
Most often because of weak demand or a nervous market. The company then moves the date or withdraws its filing at the SEC. The calendar marks an offering whose day passed without a price as Did not happen.
From the IPO calendar of the US exchanges and the prospectuses filed with the SEC, updated every night. Some offerings come without a range, a share count or a deal size; the calendar then says so.