Control Bionics designs, manufactures and sells wireless wearable electromyography (EMG) based augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) technology. This allows users to operate and communicate via a computer using intentional thought and the body’s own neuroelectric signals detected at skeletal muscle sites – the physical movement of a muscle is not necessary for the technology to detect and interface. Target market is users suffering from ALS/MND, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries.

Doctor Care Anywhere (“DCA”) is a telehealth business that offers virtual primary and secondary care consultations to clients of its large private health insurance partners, which include AXA, Aon and HCA Healthcare.

Bloomberg: DCA's mooted listing comes after US digital health bigwigs Teladoc and Livongo Health announced a $US18.5 billion merger last week.

DNR provides a portfolio of stabilised, convenience based assets targeting consistent growing distributions. ~$800m of assets at the time of the IPO in November

From the prospectus: The Wickepin Kaolin Project is located in the stable mining jurisdiction of Western Australia and contains a current Mineral Resource (prepared and reported in accordance with JORC 2012) of 644.5 million tonnes1 of high-grade premium kaolinised granite located near Wickepin, 220 kilometres south-east of Perth.

Douugh has finally commenced trading, currently at 55c.

From the prospectus: “NMR is an Australian based minerals exploration company established to explore for copper and gold deposits in the Palmerville Fault and Mount Morgan regions in North Queensland and for gold deposits in the Eastern Goldfields region in Western Australia. NMR’s greenfield stage projects include the Leane’s prospect where copper and gold mineralisation has been intersected, but further exploration is required to prove continuity.”

Full prospectus here.

From the prospectus: “DC Two provides managed cloud services, hosting over 300 businesses on our platforms, utilising a channel of over 40 channel partners, across WA and NT, with services delivered from data centres in Perth and Darwin.”

20c per share, looking to raise up to $5.5M, Alto Capital will manage it, but the offer is not underwritten.

Full prospectus here.

From the Chairman: “Duke is an Australian exploration company focused on the development of copper, silver and gold opportunities in Queensland and New South Wales. The Company currently has majority interests in three exploration tenements (plus two more under application) ranging from conceptual to drill-ready as well as up to a 10% free carried interest in four tenements held by listed Emmerson Resources (ASX:ERM).”

Full prospectus here.

Interesting article over at Share Cafe this morning - “Following a stronger-than-expected results period and with equity markets buoyant, the window of opportunity has opened for companies planning an ASX listing”.

Full article here.

We’ve received word this will be closing early, the intention is to have it all wrapped up by COB tomorrow.

Details here.

The AFR reports: “The company's brokers, Canaccord Genuity and Shaw and Partners, blasted terms to fund managers on Monday, and were calling for bids for shares by midday on Thursday.

The $70 million deal was priced at $2 a share and would see the bulk of funds raised go to the company's existing shareholders who would sell down their stakes as part of the IPO.

The deal valued Dusk at 10.1-times earnings for the year to September 30, on a price to earnings multiple basis, and $124.5 million in terms of market capitalisation”

The offer will be underwritten and is scheduled for early November.

Full article here.

We last talked about this one back in July and it’s full steam ahead - The AFR reports: “Pre-deal investor education reports only landed on Monday morning and already Adore's camp had scheduled a bookbuild to price and cornerstone the initial public offering for Thursday, and for October 6 to sell what's any shares left over.

It's a rapid fire timetable and a clear sign that Adore's the hottest new listing since Tyro Payments debuted last December, if not longer.”

”Adore Beauty's expected to seek to raise $200 million to $250 million for a $600 million-plus valuation.

Sponsor broker Morgan Stanley's analysts helped the cause with a $651 million to $870 million price tag in their pre-deal report, implying 4.1 times to 5.5 times forecast revenue for the 2020 calendar year.

Quadrant's expected to sell part of its stake at the IPO, only one year after buying in. Fundies seem to be taking that fact in their stride.”

Full article here.

Now here’s something you don’t see often, US based Zebit have dropped the price on its IPO - “The company would now seek to raise $35 million at $1.58 a share, which implied a market capitalisation in the $149 million range.”

Initially this was priced at $2 a share and it appears the change comes as a result of the Plenti listing, which opened poorly and is still sitting over 20% down.

That said, “It is understood the original book was covered before the re-pricing and the newly priced book had also been covered.”

Full article here.

This one is not a “pure” IPO, it’s a demerger by Iluka Resources (ASX: ILU) and Iluka breaks it down like so - “Iluka will continue to be a global leader in the mineral sands industry while Deterra Royalties will be the largest ASX-listed resources focused royalty company”.

As a royalties business, this is not your traditional resource exploration IPO, take a look at the business model for more info and review the releases here - be sure to read them in full.

Credit Clear is now officially on the list, at 35c per share and fully underwritten and managed by Bell Potter, take note.

From the prospectus: “Our proprietary digital billing and communication technology platform is helping organisations achieve smarter, faster, and more effective financial outcomes by changing the way customers manage their payments.

Offered as part of a full service receivables suite of services, the Credit Clear technology allows clients to manage communications and payment arrangements with their customers through an intuitive, actionable and fully interactive digital and mobile interface. Significant value is delivered through better customer engagement and insight, faster payment reconciliations, improved cash flows and lower costs to collect when compared to traditional methods.

The recent acquisition of Credit Solutions has allowed Credit Clear to complement its existing technology platform with a traditional debt recovery business, resulting in a complete debt management solution.”

Full prospectus here.