Investors' Confidence In The Stock Market Doubling And The Listing Boom Continues To Surge.

< p > according to the data of Renaissance Captial of investment consulting company, in 2013, the global a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > IPO index < /a > grew by 37.5%, and the capital reached US $137 billion, the highest peak since 2004. In this surge, North America has done its best: the initial public offerings increased from 80 in 2012 to 145 in 2013, while the amount of stock raising increased from $40 billion 100 million in 2012 to $51 billion 700 million in 2013. At the same time, the European side can not be underestimated. Its public offerings have reached 26 billion 900 million US dollars, almost triple compared with 2012. < /p >
Compared to P, Asia and the Pacific appear to be mediocre. The number of companies offering public offerings is only one more than that in 2012. This has to be attributed to the impact of Chinese government regulation on the stock market. < /p >
< p > < strong > six industry leaders take the lead. < /strong > /p >
< p > overall, in 2013, 9 of the newly listed companies on the New York stock exchange were fashion and retail businesses, 6 of which were leaders in the industry and took the lead in the US and abroad. The first step to be brave is the beauty body company Coty Inc, with a stock raising fund of up to $1 billion. < /p >
Besides P, Italian company Laop Elkann 's, retail RetailMeNot.Inc, Burlington Stores Inc., Zulily. Inc., Boca Boca and other companies are also unwilling to lag behind, and have embarked on the road of listing in 2013. It is worth mentioning that the performance of several companies in Sun Captial Paterners is commendable, such as Boca Raton, Bonmarch e Holdings, a retailer targeting women, and Vince Holding Corp. acquired by Sun in 2008, all of which have achieved impressive results in initial public offerings. Not only that, Moncler SpA also got a share in the Milan stock market, and the first stock offering made a good harvest of US $1 billion 80 million. < /p >
In addition to Coty's lack of optimism in perfume and manicure, other companies in P above have gained more or less advantages in the global stock market. After all, in 2013, the fashion beauty industry was still relatively prosperous. < /p >
"P" turned its attention elsewhere. In the 2013 stock market competition, the fashion retailing industry also achieved a good performance. Looking at the whole country, Zale Corp. rose 284% in 2013 and jumped to $15.77 per share, followed by Fifth & PacificCos.Inc., with a stock price of 32.07 US dollars, an increase of 158%. < /p >
< p > in addition, Cache Inc has also gained a lot. Of course, there are bound to be winners and losers. For example, Lululemon Athletica Inc. and J.C.Penny Co.Inc, share prices plummeted 22.6% and 53.6% respectively. The worst part is Coldwater Creek Inc., with its share price falling to 77 cents. The company is scratching its ears and trying to turn the tide. In addition, the retail price of children's clothing represented by Abercrombie & Fitch declined as a whole, to $32.91, and American Eagle did not survive, down 28%. Other companies, such as A ropostale Inc., Abercrombie & Fitch Co., also failed in the stock market competition last year. < /p >
< p > focusing on the global a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > the stock market < /a >, Safilo Group SpA and Brunello Cucineelli SpA are the big winners of last year, and the share price increased by 155.3% and 94.1% respectively, while the "Brunello" and "Hui" were regretted in the global stock market competition in the past year. In the Hongkong stock exchange, Luen ThaiHolding Ltd. pulled the top and the stock price rose by 140.7%, compared with the Trinity Ltd., I.T Ltd. and so on. < /p >
< p > < strong > investors continue to enter the fashion field < /strong > /p >
Below P, the decline of share price is heartache, but it can not stop investors from paying more and more attention to fashion retailing. It is estimated that the trend of investors entering the fashion field will continue in 2014, and the capital will flow in many ways. Besides public offerings, private equity will also be involved. As Richard Kestenbaum, partner of Triangle Capital, an investment bank, said, as long as fashion designers and retail owners are able to put their best foot forward and let consumers buy their money, investors are not afraid of losing money. < /p >
The new favorites of < p > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > stock market < /a > are not known at present. But even so, the new public offering companies have taken the lead in the market. The $100 million children's brand Claire 's Inc is a perfect example. The listed companies are not limited to the whole of the United States, and the Boohoo.com retailers, which are represented by overseas competitors, are eyeing the stock market. Similarly, Russian electronic retailers are also ambitious about the New York Stock Exchange. Not only that, the luxury goods industry also wants to get a share in the stock market. According to Raffaele Jerusalmi, chief executive of Italy stock exchange, 6 luxury companies will be listed in Milan in the first half of 2014. Although he did not explain further, the listing of these companies is closely related to elite projects. In addition, the list of companies listed in the second half of the year has been traced, including Pinterest, J. Crew, Gilt Groupe and Alibaba. It is said that GlamMedia will also be listed in the form of IPO in the media industry. In the next few years, several companies including Marc Jacobs will also take the road of listing. < /p >
< p > < strong > small brands are promising. < /strong > /p >
< p > despite the fact that the fashion industry has been labeled with high risk, it is still unable to stop the growing enthusiasm of investors. Why is that? Ron Friedman, partner of Southern California, has answered this question. In his view, the fashion and luxury retail industry belongs to the profiteering industry. Even if the economy is stagnant again, consumers will no longer be willing to pay their money. Once a business is made, profits will still be considerable, and the company will still work well. This is why investors are staring at the fat in the fashion world. That being said, there are still promising prospects for small brands similar to Vince. As Anthony Karabasz, President of Hilco retail consultancy, points out, small brands can be sold in both retail and bulk sales. After all, the amount of cash needed for bulk sales is much lower than the cost of opening retail stores. < /p >
< p > of course, listing does not mean that it has embarked on a broad road. Ef Kopelman, a bank analyst at Wells Fargo, said the problem facing listed companies is no longer how to expand, but how to maintain growth momentum. She also pointed out that if Vince can maintain good growth momentum in the next few quarters, it will be a powerful stimulant for those companies who are hesitant to list. The listing of small companies is good for the company itself. < /p >
Oliver Chen, a bank analyst at P Citigroup, said that listing can help small companies go global and Internet. Not only that, the good economic momentum at the moment will also lead to a lot of liquidity. This is a rare opportunity for small companies. < /p >
< p > everyone wants to make a fortune in the tide of this listing, but it is easier said than done. Mark Cohen, a professor at Columbia business school, thinks that luxury goods manufacturers are more likely to win. < /p >