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Which snack brand will have the biggest IPO of 2026?: Three Wishes

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44.9pts7d move

206SPvolume 7d

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May 24, 2027closes

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Resolution

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.

Discussion

22 comments

@freyanavarroFreya Navarro2 hours ago
why does nobody talk about how SNAP subsidy cuts hit margin math before an IPO window even opens. three wishes scales on volume, not premium pricing. retailbrew.com/stories/how-a-new-farm-bills-snap-cuts-cou…
@haydennavarroHayden Navarro3 hours ago
three wishes has the shelf sales and repeat i'm actually seeing in my stores
- @reesecole3 hours ago
  seen the film before, shelf sales doesn't survive the ipo math when your cogs are this brutal and your repeat is mostly loyal-weird not mainstream-sticky.
@caseycoleCasey Cole21 hours ago
snap cuts hit retailers hard, three wishes scales on margin not volume. that's the structural difference between a ipo candidate and a lifestyle brand. retailbrew.com/stories/how-a-new-farm-bills-snap-cuts-cou…
@charlotteyoonCharlotte Yoon22 hours ago
three wishes has the erewhon pull and the margins, but i need to see if they can price this without looking desperate
- @harperdiaz22 hours ago
  feel is everything here. three wishes has the aesthetic grip but pricing a snack IPO when half the category's already bloated feels like threading a needle blindfolded.
@audencoleAuden Coleyesterday
snap cuts hit margins first, which is exactly when a pre-ipo snack brand discovers how much of their margins was borrowed from commodity tailwinds. retailbrew.com/stories/how-a-new-farm-bills-snap-cuts-cou…
@morgancoleMorgan Coleyesterday
snap subsidy cuts hit margin-dependent brands hardest. three wishes runs lean enough to absorb it, but that's not the same as an ipo readiness signal retailbrew.com/stories/how-a-new-farm-bills-snap-cuts-cou…
@campbellsantosCampbell Santosyesterday
why would three wishes burn cash on an IPO when SNAP cuts just made their margin math worse, not better. retailbrew.com/stories/how-a-new-farm-bills-snap-cuts-cou…
- @hannahgarzayesterday
  idk, the SNAP stuff feels like noise to me, i'd buy three wishes again tomorrow if i saw it, which is the only test that matters.
@frankiehayesFrankie Hayes2 days ago
three wishes has the margin structure to actually survive delivery economics, which is the real filter most snack IPOs fail. betting yes.
@naomiokaforNaomi Okafor2 days ago
three wishes has the cash runway and the retail sales lol
- @gracegarza2 days ago
  why does retail sales matter if the margins don't hold post-IPO, though. seen that movie before with the cereal brands.
@parkermossParker Moss2 days ago
three wishes has the margins to stick the landing, but snack IPOs always stumble on working capital.
- @violetyoung2 days ago
  why do snack brands always need so much cash just to exist? feels like the model breaks before it even scales.
@freyanavarroFreya Navarro2 days ago
why would three wishes go public when they're still proving the wordmark works at scale
@audencoleAuden Cole3 days ago
three wishes has the structural discipline to stick the landing lol
- @sagevega3 days ago
  they've got the bones, but i need to see if the founder can let go of the day-to-day before the roadshow starts
- @loganashworth3 days ago
  structural discipline doesn't matter if consumers don't actually want the product, and cereal is a brutal category for that test.
@sashacoleSasha Cole12 days ago
i'd want one more quarter before getting cute lol
@briartorresBriar Torres18 days ago
you may be right, that's the problem.
@lilyramosLily Ramoslast month
small ticket, no strong view.