In the past week, two newly listed companies—one in biotech and another in cybersecurity—saw insiders pour over $98 million into their shares, signaling strong confidence in their markets. A coal miner also attracted attention as a director increased their stake, joining several chief executives who have made similar moves.

StubHub made its public entrance on the New York Stock Exchange this Wednesday, with shares quickly reaching beyond the $25 mark. The online ticket retailer’s highly anticipated IPO attracted the attention of both investors and industry observers.

A rush of stock listings is heating up this traditionally slow market period, as Klarna, Legence, Via Transportation, Black Rock Coffee, and Gemini Space Station all plan to go public. Many are looking to capitalize on renewed investor excitement following recent successful IPOs, making it one of the busiest weeks for new listings in years.

Netskope, a cybersecurity firm, announced its intention to go public by filing for an IPO. The move highlights the company’s rising revenue and underscores growing interest in digital security solutions.

Jefferson Capital is poised to raise $160 million as it steps into the public arena with an IPO scheduled for June 26. The company will issue 10 million shares priced between $15 and $17, marking a significant milestone for the $1 billion enterprise.

Cuprina Holdings, a biomedical company specializing in chronic wound management and cosmeceuticals, has announced the pricing of its initial public offering at $4.00 per share. The firm commitment offering includes 3,000,000 Class A Ordinary Shares, aiming to raise $12 million.