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IPO Stands for initial public offer
it means when a company needs huge capital to run the business even better then they offer public
to become partner by providing equity shares of that company on behalf of funds to be raised by the company
there are forms at available at various brokers
by filling your name address pan card number address prof etc.
you have to give a check in favor of that particular company
it will be mentioned in the form that how much amt you have to give to the company for the particular quantity offered buy the company
in case you have not been alloted by equity shares
you will get full refund in your bank a/c within almost two weeks of time
it is advisable to read all documents carefully before investing
IPO is Initial Public Offering
IPO is the shares offered by the company in order to raise the capital.If a company needed 1000cr the can collect it from the people and in return the company distributes shares of the company.
One has to approach the SEBI in order to perform IPO operation.
IPO ( Initial Public Offering ) is the first time that a stock of a private company is offered to the public.It is often issued by the small companies to raise capital .
We have to fill the IPO application form amd remit the money for the trade in the approved banks .At the time of allotment of shares ,the same will get transferred to your demat account .
IPO is abbreviated as Initial Public offering. when a company wants to raise capital and announces shares for the first time is called an IPO.
IPO can be applied by filling in the applications and paying the necessary fees.
IPO is Initial Public Offer. Any company or person can apply for IPO in SEBI, but the company or person should provide their already existing company running successfully or their business model has scope for making profit. Then, they should advertise all the details regarding their business plan.
IPO is for people who have the idea to make money through their business model but they want public to fund for their business. Whatever the profit made will be divided among the shares.
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