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The ongoing U.S. government shutdown is putting the revival of IPOs in jeopardy, as firms like Navan Inc. and Andersen Group Inc. face delays due to the SEC's operations being heavily reduced. Industry experts warn that if the shutdown continues beyond a few weeks, it could disrupt the already fragile IPO market, which recently showed signs of recovery with over $33 billion raised in 2025 so far. Companies aiming to go public before the Thanksgiving holiday are under pressure as the limited timeframe could hinder their listing plans.
Source: YAHOO