Aerospace parts maker Doncasters files for US IPO

May 26 (Reuters) - ​Doncasters, a manufacturer of complex parts ​for ‌aerospace engines and industrial ⁠gas turbines, filed for ⁠an initial public ​offering in the U.S. on Tuesday.

The U.S. IPO ​market ‌has shrugged off geopolitical conflicts, with several large offerings pricing over ​the past month after a brief ‌lull in March.

U.S. listings have raised ‌roughly $50 billion this year, a 145% jump from the same ​period last year, according to ‌data compiled by Dealogic.

Jefferies and Morgan Stanley are among the ⁠underwriters ⁠for the Doncasters offering.

The ‌company will list on the ​New ​York Stock ‌Exchange under the symbol “DPC.”