IPO Watch: Will 3D bone implant printing stock Osteopore overthrow 2019’s best IPO?

Wireless internet provider Uniti Wireless (ASX:UWL) is the undisputed clubhouse leader when it comes to 2019 initial public offerings, with a gain on its offer price of an astonishing 550 per cent.

But that has taken time to build; Uniti listed in February. And it may soon lose its stranglehold at the top, if the first two days for 3D body implant printer Osteopore (ASX:OSX) are anything to go by.

Osteopore raised $5.25m in its IPO offering 26.3 million shares at 20c a pop. It had a spectacular debut on the ASX on Monday, quadrupling in value, and kept rising on Tuesday, hitting a high of 91c, a 355 per cent gain.

That increase means Osteopore has now delivered shareholders more value than other high-ranking IPOs this year, including bacteria-killing biotech Next Science (ASX:NXS), up 210 per cent, and pot stock Ecofibre (ASX:EOF), up 190 per cent,

Four other companies have also more than doubled since listing; fund manager VGI Partners (ASX:VGI), up 181 per cent, buy-now-pay-later stock Splitit (ASX:SPT), up 150 per cent, fintech Quickfee (ASX:QFE), up 170 per cent, and gym owner Viva Leisure (ASX:VVA), up 111 per cent.

Here’s a performance rundown of this year’s ASX entrants:

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Hoping to list, subject to the approval of a demerger from listed engineering services company Cardno (ASX:CDD), is Intega Group (ASX:ITG).

Here’s a list of upcoming IPOs:

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