Yes via a REST data source pointing at the EDGAR full-text search API filtered to Form S-1 filings. Parse out company name, exchange, range, and underwriter syndicate from the filing header. Manual editorial enrichment fills in sector tags and post-listing performance after the IPO prices. Some firms run a hybrid where EDGAR feeds the calendar and editors enrich the rows.

Add a listingType column with values like ipo, direct-listing, spac-merger and surface it via tag mapping. Direct listings skip underwriter syndicates and pricing ranges; SPAC mergers carry the SPAC sponsor and target separately. The base page conditionally renders the relevant blocks based on listingType.

Add a lockupExpiry column with the ISO date (usually 90 or 180 days post-listing). Run a parallel /lockup-expiries/{slug}/ page group or surface a /ipos/lockup-expiries/ filter that shows upcoming unlocks. Lockup expiry pages rank well because the search is highly intentional.

Add columns for firstDayPop, weekOneReturn, monthOneReturn, currentPrice updated from a market data API. Past IPO pages with performance data become reference material for IPO trend analysis. The performance block updates on cache flush from the price feed.

Most IPOs price on one primary exchange. For dual listings like Hong Kong plus Nasdaq, add a secondaryExchange column and surface both. The /ipos/nasdaq/ filter includes companies with Nasdaq as primary or secondary, depending on how strict the filter logic is.

No. Those are paid analytics platforms with proprietary scoring and institutional tools. SleekRank produces a public-facing aggregated archive that ranks for ticker plus year retroactive searches, complementary to professional analytics services.

Add the exchange column for LSE, HKEX, TSE, BSE, Euronext and run per-exchange filter pages. Currency for pricing range varies by exchange, so include currencyCode and render pricing with the correct symbol via Twig logic in the base template.

Add a coverageInitiations column or a separate sheet keyed by ticker that tracks when each sell-side firm initiates coverage. Render as a list on the IPO page. Coverage initiations are events themselves, often driving short-term price action that retail investors watch closely.