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Wealth Within senior analysts Filip Tortevski and Pedro Banales dive into the recent wave of IPO mania in the United States, and highlight a few quieter opportunities that have been emerging much closer to home.

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Three recently listed companies: Guzman Y Gomez (ASX:GYG), Virgin (ASX:VGN), and Plenti Group (ASX:PLT) are now trading below their original listing, creating a compelling setup for value-focused investors.

Guzman debuted at $30 per share in 2024 but is currently trading around $19, representing a meaningful pullback despite continued growth ambitions.

Meanwhile, Virgin, which returned in 2025, is near $2.80, well below recent highs of $3.80, suggesting the market may be underestimating its recovery trajectory.

Plenti, a fintech lender, is also near $0.81, significantly off its historical highs, yet continues to show improving fundamentals in a growing lending market.

While discounted prices alone don’t guarantee returns, the Wealth Within duo has said, each of these companies offers unique growth drivers that could fuel a re-rating. The key is identifying the signals early before broader market sentiment shifts, and these undervalued opportunities potentially re-rate higher.

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