Ticketplus gains after landing two bull ratings (TP:NYSE)

Ticketplus Ltd. (TP) priced its Nasdaq IPO at $8 per share, raising about $15 million by selling 1.875 million shares, according to the IPO pricing details. The offering is led by Roth Capital Partners with Bancroft Capital and MDB Capital, marking the company’s Nasdaq debut.

Ticketplus Ltd. priced its IPO of 1,875,000 ordinary shares at $8.00 each on NYSE American, according to the company. The deal is expected to raise about $15 million in gross proceeds, with a 45-day option for up to 281,250 additional shares. Shares are set to trade under ticker TP on Aug. 7, 2026.

Air France-KLM and Lufthansa Group submitted binding bids to buy 44.9% to 49.9% of TAP Air Portugal from Portugal’s state holding Parpública, without disclosing bid values. Both said they would preserve Lisbon as a hub and expand connectivity, including transatlantic routes. Air France-KLM cited MRO investment plans supported by Delta Air Lines; Lufthansa said TAP is already in Star Alliance and Lisbon would focus on South America.

3M (MMM) shares rose 5.4% after-hours Monday following the announcement of an expanded supply agreement with Amazon (AMZN) for optical connectivity and data center products. The company also disclosed it issued warrants. According to 3M, the deal strengthens its position as a key supplier to Amazon's data center operations.

Brazil's Ibovespa index fell 0.17% to 205,079 points on 19 October, as Petrobras shares dropped 2.82% amid easing oil prices. Azzas 2154 rose 13.25%, while MRV gained 10.94%. Investors are monitoring tight polls ahead of the presidential runoff on 25 October.

Intel (INTC), AMD (AMD), and Micron (MU) rose in premarket trading on Oct. 19, rebounding from a selloff. Intel gained 4%, AMD and Micron each advanced 3%. CoreWeave (CW) climbed 6% after a Goldman Sachs upgrade. Intel's Q3 results are due Oct. 29, with JPMorgan maintaining an $85 price target.