IPO (Initial Public Offering)
A. IPO is the process by which a privately owned company sells shares to the public for the first time and gets listed at Stock Exchange.
It is the largest source of funds with long or indefinite maturity for the company.
B. It could be a new, young, or an old company that decides to be listed on a stock exchange.
C. In many cases, an IPO is the only way to finance quick growth and expansion. The shareholders of the Company are free to exit their investment through the secondary market. Companies issue IPOs in order to grow and expand. Going public gives them access to a lot of money, which can be used to facilitate acquisitions, fund research projects, pay off debts, or undertake other financial endeavor's.
There are 2 types of IPO pricing methods:
1.Fixed Price Issue.
2.Book Building Issue.
There are two types of IPO's, Main Board IPO's and SME IPO's.
1. Main Board IPO's have bigger issue sizes than SME IPO's
(small and medium sized enterprises).
2. The other differences are relevant to paid-up capital, minimum number of otters, IPO
prospectus vetting, underwriting, minimum application size and market making, etc.
Our Scope of Services:
- In detail discussion with Founders/Business owners to understand their IPO vision, its timelines etc.
- Collection & Understanding of Initial data information/documents about the Promoters &
Core Team, Past & Current Business, Estimated growth in terms of revenues, expenses,
capital expenditures, geographical, business verticals etc.
- Sharing with Founders/Business Owners about the detailed scope, strategy and its timeline.
- Execution of the IPO process is initiated as per the defined scope of our services.
- Timely updates are provided to the decision-makers about the progress.
- Completion/Execution of IPO.