We have two markets (1) Primary market (ii) Secondary market. Primary market (IPO) is the place where a company offers their shares to public for the first time to gain capital. Secondary market where people can use it to sell or buy the shares after the primary market (IPO). A share bought in IPO cannot be sold back in primary market to regain the money. A share can be bought or sold as many times as possible in secondary market.
Primary market (IPO) is the place where a company offers their shares to public for the first time to gain capital.
The typical process to apply for IPO is to fill application form, prepare DD etc., But now it is all online. We can contact the broker for further details.
Recent IPO : Astron Paper & Board Mill Ltd IPO
Face Value : The original value of the share certificate
Dividend : it is a payout made by the company to their shareholders
Bonus : Additional shares given to the current shareholders without any additional cost based upon the number of shares owned by the shareholders
Split : Company divides the existing shares into multiple shares to increase the liquidity
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Hi sir,
your answers are well framed, will be useful for recall.
Thank you vignesh