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Rule
Resolves YES for the child whose company completes an IPO on a major U.S. exchange (NYSE or Nasdaq) in calendar year 2026 and achieves the largest market capitalization at the end of its first trading day, as reported in its SEC Form S-1 or S-11 filing and confirmed by Reuters, CNBC, or Bloomberg coverage of the IPO pricing. 'Snack category' includes chips, crackers, bars, popcorn, jerky, cookies, and better-for-you snacks. Market cap is calculated as shares outstanding multiplied by the IPO price. If two companies tie, the one with higher first-day closing price wins. 'None of the above / No snack IPO' resolves YES if no snack-category company completes an IPO on NYSE or Nasdaq by December 31, 2026. Exactly one child resolves YES.
Source: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&type=S-1&dateb=&owner=include&count=40
Resolves by May 31, 2027.
14 comments
poppi already got bought by pepsico, they're off the board. if this resolves on poppi specifically you're looking at a technical win for a dead company
poppi already owned by pepsi. this is about who's left standing with enough runway and board patience to actually file in '26, not who's got the best product.
poppi already owned by pepsi, so that ship sailed. who's actually left that could move the needle by next year?
why would poppi go public when pepsico just bought them, and aren't we watching mondelez and general mills hoover up everything that moves anyway
pepsi already bought poppi, so that ship sailed. olipop's the one everyone's watching, but snack IPOs don't move like they used
poppi already gone to pepsi, so this is just noise unless olipop or a dark horse moves fast