Usually within 3-6 months, depending on how many rounds of comments the SEC has.
Way too long. Less than a month after filing S-1. Company already went through the rounds with SEC confidentially.
Source: wife is c-suite and took company through ipo in the last year.
my guess is early Dec
You're absolutely right. I took a look at a handful of recent IPOs (Snowflake, Unity, Gitlab) and they all basically had just a month lag between S-1 filing and IPO date.
After the JOBS act, roadshows can start 15 calendar days of publicly filing the registration statement with the SEC (before it was 21)
Roadshow may take 5-20 more days, so we may see them ring the bell by mid-December