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IPO Performance Comparison: China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Turkey

Explore the average annual first-day returns and volume for IPOs in China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, and Turkey. Prof. Jay R. Ritter provides data from various sources spanning 1990-2015, highlighting key trends.

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IPO Performance Comparison: China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Turkey

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  1. Average Annual First-day Returns and Volume, for China, Germany, Japan, S. Korea, and Turkey Prof. Jay R. Ritter University of Florida November 2015

  2. Number of Offerings and Average First-day Returns on Korean IPOs, 1980-2014 Sources: Byung Kyun Ihm, Sung-Il Cho,Sung Wook Joh, Seokhoon Lee

  3. Number of Offerings (bars) and First-day Returns on Turkish IPOs, 1990-2015 Sources: HalilKitmaz, BanuDurukan, GurayKucukkocaoglu, OrhanEmre Elma, Dealogic, and the Borsa Istanbul. 2015 numbers are for the first six months only.

  4. Number of Offerings and Average First-day Returns on Chinese IPOs, 1990-2014(There were no IPOs in 2013, due to a CSRC moratorium starting in October 2012) Source: Jia, Xie, and Zhang (2014)

  5. Number of Offerings and Average First-day Returns on Japanese IPOs, 1980-2014 Source: Takashi Kaneko and others

  6. Number of Offerings and Average First-Day Returns on German IPOs, 1980-2015 For 2015, the numbers are for January-November

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