Number of IPOs Awaiting CMB Approval Rises to 152

The number of companies that have applied to the Capital Markets Board (CMB) and are awaiting approval for initial public offerings (IPOs) has reached 152. This figure indicates that the IPO queue on the stock exchange is lengthening. The intense interest from companies reflects the liquidity in the market and the vitality of investor demand. The increase in the number of companies waiting in the CMB's approval process has accelerated, particularly in recent months. Experts note that this situation points to a growing need for companies to raise funds through the stock exchange. The density of IPO applications is viewed positively in terms of market depth and the expansion of the investor base. However, the high number of companies awaiting approval could lead to a tight offering schedule and delays for some applications. The CMB's speed in evaluating applications and market conditions are among the key factors that will determine the timing of IPOs. This is not investment advice.