On September 11, Brianne Lynch, EquityZen Head of Market Insight, joined ‘Closing Bell Overtime’ on CNBC to talk about the IPO market heating back up. EquityZen is an online platform for investing in pre-IPO companies. Despite the market being at record levels, software companies had been hesitant to go public, as it didn’t seem worthwhile to them. Lynch explained that a change in sentiment occurred when successful IPOs earlier in the year demonstrated investor interest in fast-growing, innovative tech companies. Many of these companies had been private for 10 to 20 years, and the average investor hadn’t had access to them. The pent-up demand has been a key factor in fueling successful IPOs.
Lynch also stated that retail investors, who have been buying the dips, have shown strong belief in the market despite various scares throughout the year. This was evident in some recent IPOs, where the roadshows failed to fully capture the extent of retail demand for the stocks, leading to them trading up by 100% or even 200%. She confirmed that retail investors are more interested than ever in investing in innovative tech companies, and this is changing the market. The discussion moved to the performance of these stocks after their initial “pop-up.” Lynch said that stocks with massive initial pops will naturally normalize and come back down. She emphasized that the IPO is just day one, and advised that performance or future potential should not be judged based on the first day alone, as there are many milestones ahead for these companies. She concluded that investors should look at the long term and invest based on a company’s long-term growth potential.
That being said, we’re here with a list of the 10 best IPO tech stocks to buy now.
Methodology
We sifted through the Finviz stock screener to compile a list of the top tech companies that have gone public in the last 2 years. We then selected the 10 stocks that were the most popular among elite hedge funds and that analysts were bullish on. The stocks are ranked in ascending order of the number of hedge funds that have stakes in them, as of Q2 2025.
Note: All Data was Sourced on September 12.
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10 Best IPO Tech Stocks to Buy Now
10. Silvaco Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SVCO)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 9
Silvaco Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SVCO) is one of the best IPO tech stocks to buy now. On September 4, Silvaco Group announced the appointment of Chris Zegarelli as its new Chief Financial Officer, following a comprehensive search. His appointment is effective as of September 15. Zegarelli will serve as a senior member of the executive team and will report directly to CEO Dr. Walden Rhines.
Zegarelli brings more than 20 years of leadership experience in the semiconductor industry. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President of Finance at Infineon Technologies, where he led the integration and strategic planning for the company’s $830 million acquisition of GaN Systems.
Prior to that, he held the CFO role at GaN Systems and also served as CFO for Thermal Engineering International and Indie Semiconductor. His earlier career includes senior finance positions at Broadcom Ltd. (NASDAQ:AVGO) and Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ:QCOM).
Silvaco Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SVCO) provides technology computer-aided design/TCAD software, electronic design automation/EDA software, and semiconductor intellectual property/SIP solutions in the US and internationally.
9. Global Mofy AI Limited (NASDAQ:GMM)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 10
Global Mofy AI Limited (NASDAQ:GMM) is one of the best IPO tech stocks to buy now. On September 11, Global Mofy AI Limited announced the launch of its new corporate website, www.globalmofy.ai. This transition is part of the company’s global expansion strategy and its broader initiative to integrate AI into all aspects of its business. The previous website, www.globalmofy.cn, has been permanently retired.
The new domain reinforces the company’s technology-first brand identity and its position as an international provider of AI-powered virtual content solutions. The new website offers improved navigation and deeper insights into the company’s proprietary “Mofy Lab” technology platform.
While the corporate website has changed, the dedicated investor relations website remains the same, accessible at ir.globalmofy.cn. Global Mofy is a GenAI-driven technology solutions provider that specializes in virtual content and the development of 3D digital assets for different applications. The company operates one of the leading digital asset banks in China with 100,000+ high-precision 3D digital assets, and encourages all stakeholders to update their records and use the new domain for future updates.
Global Mofy AI Limited (NASDAQ:GMM) provides virtual content production and digital assets development services for the digital content industry in the People’s Republic of China.