An initial public offering, or IPO, is an important event in the life of a company. An IPO transforms a privately-held company into a “public company,” and the company’s shares are then bought and sold by the investing public on a stock exchange, such as the New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) or NASDAQ. An IPO has important implications for the company’s management, employees and investors, and is a way for the company to raise a significant amount of capital for business purposes.
This blog post discusses the pros and cons of going public (holding an initial public offering) from the company’s perspective.
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This blog post discusses the pros and cons of going public (holding an initial public offering) from the company’s perspective.
To read more, please click “Read More” below.
