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IPO is Initial Public Offer. When a company decides to open it’s share to public to increase the investment capital, the same is done through advertisement. Public can apply for shares through Primary Market the very first time and this is called IPO.
Earlier the process of applying for IPO was to purchase applications and get shares, now it can be done online as well.
IPO – Initial Public Offer.
When a business plan is framed and if it requires public to invest money, the company directly offers shares to public by doing advertisements.
The first time purchase of the buyer from the company is called IPO. In earlier days the applications was sold by different vendors, the buyer has to fill the form and attach DD as required and send it back in order to buy any share through IPO. But now the these process are readily available through online.IPO stands for Initial Public Offer. If a company needs a huge capital to expand their business they offer equity shares to the public, in turn get money from the public. Check weather the company is SEBI registered. We can apply for it through online using demat trading account.
IPO is nothing but initial public offer. Generally any company in need of huge funds for expansion or new business model and out of other avenues to raise funds, would plan to go for public. They would advertise their IPO in printed and other medias to reach out public. Whoever apply for the IPO would be allotted shares on prorate basis.
IPO – initial public offer. when company need the money for to develop the business. they will approach the public to collect the money and gave their equally spitted shares.
Process – first the company will approach to SEBI and explain the details of required money. then SEBI will analyze and gave the permission to issue the share through IPO.
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