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Offerings and dilution in 2026 so far
Quantisnow recorded 4,109 stock and debt offerings in 2026 so far. The busiest month was May 2026, with 543. CAN (Canaan Inc.) had the most, with 32, ahead of AAPG (25).
Public offerings, registered directs, ATM programs and convertible notes.
- Events
- 4,109
- Monthly average
- 374
- over 11 months
- Busiest month
- May 2026
- 543 events
- Most frequent
- CAN
- 32 events
By month
- Jan 2026403
- Feb 2026469
- Mar 2026541
- Apr 2026356
- May 2026543
- Jun 2026439
- Jul 2026273
- Aug 2026497
- Sep 2026287
- Oct 2026253
- Nov 202648
Companies with the most stock and debt offerings
- 1CANCanaan Inc.32
- 2AAPGAscentage Pharma Group International25
- 3SVACSpring Valley Acquisition Corp. III24
- 4OPTXSyntec Optics Holdings Inc.23
- 5GLSIGreenwich LifeSciences Inc.22
- 6OTHOff The Hook YS Inc.22
- 7ARKOARKO Corp.21
- 8NTHINeOnc Technologies Holdings Inc.21
- 9CHACCrane Harbor Acquisition Corp.19
- 10CCXIChurchill Capital Corp XI18
- 11NVANova Minerals Corp18
- 12IRHOIron Horse Acquisitions II Corp.17
- 13SOPASociety Pass Incorporated17
- 14CCIXChurchill Capital Corp IX16
- 15BMNRBitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.16
- 16BESSBimergen Energy Corporation16
- 17FPSForgent Power Solutions Inc.15
- 18MFAMFA Financial Inc.15
- 19FJETStarfighters Space Inc.14
- 20ORBSEightco Holdings Inc.14
- 21CWDCaliberCos Inc.14
- 22FGMCFG Merger II Corp.14
- 23VTIXVirtuix Holdings Inc.13
- 24NUTRNusatrip Incorporated13
- 25PMIPicard Medical Inc.13
Questions
- How many stock and debt offerings were there in 2026 so far?
- Quantisnow recorded 4,109 stock and debt offerings in 2026 so far. The busiest month was May 2026, with 543. CAN (Canaan Inc.) had the most, with 32, ahead of AAPG (25).
- Which companies had the most stock and debt offerings in 2026 so far?
- By count of events on Quantisnow: CAN (32), AAPG (25), SVAC (24), OPTX (23), GLSI (22).
- Why do stocks drop on an offering?
- Selling new shares dilutes existing holders, and offerings are usually priced at a discount to the last trade. The size of the raise relative to the company's market value, and the discount, drive how big the move is.