US IPOs
Two sources, neither a substitute for the other. The calendar and the published offer terms — expected pricing date, price or price band, shares offered, offer amount and venue — come from the published IPO calendar. The issuer identity, the listing venue the regulator states and the prospectus link come from the issuer's regulatory filings. Each row states when its terms were last confirmed; they are not a live quote. US issuers do not publish bidding demand, lot sizes or an allotment timeline, so those columns are deliberately absent rather than estimated.
A US offering has no public bidding window — there is no retail book to subscribe into, as there is in India — so this calendar has no "Open" section. That is a property of the market, not missing data.
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