2019 was one of the busiest years for IPOs, and the calendar was packed with big tech unicorns and popular consumer brands. Here are some of the hottest market debuts we saw this year.

Aramco: Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil behemoth just officially became the world’s largest IPO, topping Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba’s (BABA - Free Report) $25 billion IPO. Shares jumped 10% on Wednesday and hit their daily limit. The company is now valued at $1.88 trillion.

Beyond Meat (BYND - Free Report): The alternative meat company surged 163% on its first trading day, and priced its IPO at $25 a share, selling 9.5 million shares. BYND’s market cap hit $3.8 billion that day, and now trades around $76 a share.

Cortexyme (CRTX - Free Report): The biotech firm, which is focusing on developing therapeutics for Alzheimer’s, popped 93% in its May IPO. Shares opened at $20 a share, above its initial IPO range. CRTX now trades at over $33 a share.

Revolve Group (RVLV - Free Report): The millennial-focused e-tailer raised $212 million in its IPO, selling 11.8 million shares at $18 each. RVLV soared as much as 111% before closing at $34/share, but the stock now trades at almost $17 a share.

Uber (UBER - Free Report): The ride-hailing giant was one of the most anticipated IPOs this year. Shares began trading at $42 apiece but closed down 7.6%; the company ended up raising $8.1 billion. UBER now trades at around $28 a share, with a market cap of $49 billion. Competitor Lyft (LYFT - Free Report) also IPO’d in 2019, the stock has also fallen since its debut at $72 a share.