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SIX Chief Sees Volatility Delaying IPOs, Not Cancelling Them
Levin Stamm
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The CEO of SIX Group AG, operator of the Swiss and Spanish stock exchanges, remains cautiously optimistic about 2026 IPO prospects despite geopolitical instability.
Geopolitical tensions, particularly the Iran conflict, are prompting companies to delay—not cancel—IPO plans due to heightened market volatility.
SIX Group’s leader expects improved IPO activity compared to 2025, citing pent-up demand and potential stabilization later this year.
The Swiss and Spanish exchanges, under SIX’s management, are monitoring volatility closely but anticipate a rebound as conflicts ease.
The outlook reflects broader market sentiment: temporary delays over cancellations, with strategic firms waiting for calmer conditions before going public.
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The boss of SIX Group AG, the operator of the Swiss and Spanish stock exchanges, is still optimistic that this year could be better for initial public offerings than the last — even as the war in Iran causes companies to rethink plans.
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