ipo

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English - Turkish
İnitial Public Offering = Halka arz
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English - English
The first sale of stock in a corporation to the general public This is an area where the unsophisticated investor can pay a dear price to learn about investing in new companies Have a long talk with your investment advisor before jumping into an IPO
Initial Public Offering, floating a stock on a stock exchange
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Initial Public Offering The first offering of shares in a firm's equity to the public (i e , on a stock exchange)
Initial Public Offering: the first time a company sells stock to public investors
The sale or distribution of a stock of a portfolio company to the public for the first time
Abbreviation for initial public offering Generally associated with admission to listing of the share capital on the stock exchange, and stock market flotation
The first time that a company sells its stock to the public
Initial public offering The first time a company lists on the stock exchange is known as an IPO, new share issue or flotation It is a way for companies to raise cash - and their profile
Initial Public Offering (IPO) is a company's offering of newly issued shares from treasury to the general public It is generally the first time that a company does so - making the transition from being a closed-door privately operated company (CCPC - Canadian Controlled Private Corp) to being a publicly traded, highly visible, entity When doing an IPO, an underwriter, i e a stockbroker firm, handles the distribution of shares to the public Effectively, the brokerage firm subscribes (underwrites) for the shares and then sells them to its clients (investors) After the IPO, the shares will then trade on a stock exchange It is sometime referred to as "going public" Entrepreneurs and VCs (Venture, or "vulture" Capitalists) sometimes call it "cashing in" Up until a company is public (i e anyone can buy or sell its shares), it is private and operates away from the limelight Companies often go public to raise huge amounts of money or to give investors liquidity
A corporation's first offering of its stock to the public
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A corporation's first offering of stock to the public
Initial Public Offering The flotation of a private company on a stock exchange Public OLAP companies are nearly always listed on NASDAQ, and typically raise about $30m in their IPO
Initial public offer A public offer to buy some or all of the stock of a company on floatation
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(Initial Public Offering) is the first time a company is selling stock to the public
Abbreviation for "initial public offering " An IPO is a company's first sale of stock to the public, also referred to as "going public "
Initial Public Offering: the first time a company offers shares of stock to the general public
a corporation's first offer to sell stock to the public
Initial Public Offering When a formerly-private company becomes public, the stocks are offered to investors in an IPO
An Initial Public Offering is the point at which a company ceases to be privately held and becomes publicly held And IPO requires that a company becomes listed on a stock exchange, and that its shares become publicly traded Going public places very stringent reporting requirements on the company, and the sale of shares brings in new investment monies that the company can then use to grow
Abbreviation for Initial Public Offering
Initial public offering
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first offering to the public of a company's shares on the stock market
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initial public offering. initial public offering; the first time that stock in a company is available for the public to buy on the stock market