Initial public offerings scheduled to debut next week

By News Staff

Posted July 19, 2019 11:20 am.

NEW YORK — The following is a list of initial public offerings planned for the coming week. Sources include IPO ETF manager Renaissance Capital, and SEC filings.

Week of July 22.

Castle Biosciences – Friendswood, Texas, 3.3 million shares, priced $14-$16, managed by SVB Leerink/Baird. Proposed Nasdaq symbol CSTL. Business: Sell genetic tests used to diagnose skin cancers.

Livongo Health – Mountain View, Calif., 10.7 million shares, priced $20-$23, managed by Morgan Stanley/Goldman Sachs. Proposed Nasdaq symbol LVGO. Business: Provides a unified healthcare platform for chronic illness management.

ProSight Global – Morristown, N.J., 8.8 million shares, priced $16-$18, managed by Goldman Sachs/Barclays. Proposed NYSE symbol PROS. Business: Specialty property and casualty insurer backed by Goldman Sachs and TPG.

Sunnova Energy International – Houston, 17.6 million shares, priced $16-$18, managed by BofA Merrill Lynch/JP Morgan. Proposed NYSE symbol NOVA. Business: Provides residential solar energy systems and services.

Wanda Sports Group – Beijing, China, 33.3 million shares, priced $12-$15, managed by Morgan Stanley/Deutsche Bank. Proposed Nasdaq symbol WSG. Business: Sports events, media and marketing platform of China’s Wanda Group.

WiMi Hologram Cloud – Beijing, China, 4 million shares, priced $7.50-$9.50, managed by The Benchmark Company/Maxim Group LLC. Proposed Nasdaq symbol WIMI. Business: Chinese provider of ad services and software used in holographic augmented.

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