What it does
This actor pulls live Singapore Exchange (SGX) IPO data on every run from SGX's own public JSON APIs — the same backends behind the official IPO Performance and IPO Prospectus pages. You get recently listed Mainboard and Catalist IPOs with real offer price, amount raised, market cap and first-day move, plus the live register of prospectuses lodged with SGX. There are no fabricated dates, prices, or speculative "upcoming" rows — only what SGX actually publishes.
Who it's for
Equity researchers and IPO analysts covering Singapore and the wider APAC market, fintech and data teams building IPO calendars, and investors who need an authoritative, source-linked record of every recent SGX listing without scraping PDFs.
Sample fields / output
Each record includes offer price, amount raised, IPO market cap, latest market cap, first trading-day close, move-vs-offer, issue manager, company name, business description, offer-closing date, status, a real per-deal prospectus_url, and the exact SGX source_url each row came from.
Example use cases
- Build a live Singapore IPO calendar that tracks Mainboard and Catalist deals and their first-day performance.
- Benchmark new SGX listings against their offer price to study IPO pricing and aftermarket moves.
- Feed a research pipeline or LLM with clean, source-linked SGX prospectus data instead of hand-collected spreadsheets.
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FAQ
Where does the data come from?
Every run fetches directly from SGX's own public JSON APIs (api.sgx.com), the same source that powers SGX's official IPO Performance and IPO Prospectus pages. Each row carries the exact source URL.
Does it list upcoming IPOs?
It returns recently listed IPOs with real performance data plus the register of prospectuses actually lodged with SGX. It does not invent speculative upcoming rows — only documents that genuinely exist on SGX.
What markets are covered?
Both SGX Mainboard and Catalist, including operating-company IPOs, REITs / business trusts, and ETFs / funds.
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