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Miami International Holdings / Equity Capital Markets

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<li>Miami International Holdings (MIAX US)  priced a full-size IPO of 15.0 million shares at $23.00, coming in $2 above the marketed $19–$21 range.</li>
<li>Shares opened Thursday at $31.65, delivering a +37.6% gain at first trade, and reached an early high of $33.00 within the first 15 minutes.</li>
<li>MIAX traded in a relatively tight intraday range compared to many recent IPOs, reflecting its position as a more traditional, easier-to-value business.</li>
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Miami International Holdings (MIAX US)  priced a full-size IPO of 15.0 million shares at $23.00, coming in $2 above the marketed $19–$21 range.
Shares opened Thursday at $31.65, delivering a +37.6% gain at first trade, and reached an early high of $33.00 within the first 15 minutes.
MIAX traded in a relatively tight intraday range compared to many recent IPOs, reflecting its position as a more traditional, easier-to-value business.


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