Geopolitics drives valuation discipline for IPOs in H1-2026

Companies planning to go public in the first half of 2026 have been forced to be more cautious about their initial public offering (IPO) valuations due to ongoing geopolitical tensions. This uncertainty has made stock markets more volatile, making it harder for companies to predict the outcome of their listing. As a result, companies are taking a more disciplined approach to setting their IPO valuations to avoid potential losses.

Read the source report: The Hindu