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From Aramco to Visa, here are top 10 largest IPOs of all time
An Initial Public Offering refers to the issuance of the shares of a private corporation to the public for the first time. By doing so, companies can raise equity capital from public investors

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) refers to the issuance of the shares of a private corporation to the public for the first time. By doing so, companies can raise equity capital from public investors.Public investors also get the chance to participate in the offering. An IPO is a big feat for any company. It provides a big opportunity for companies to expand and grow.Credibility due to share listing is also a big advantage for a company that a public issue brings. The Dutch are regarded as the first ones who conducted the modern IPO. They had offered the shares of Dutch East India Company to the general public.Here is a list of the largest global IPOs of all time:
- Saudi Aramco
- Alibaba
- SoftBank
- NTT Mobile Communication Network
- Visa
- AIA Group
- Enel SpA
- Meta (formerly Facebook)
- General Motors
- ICBC
First Published:Aug 21, 2022, 01:02:10 IST
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