Initial Public Offer (IPO) Explained

IPO stands for Initial Public Offer. An IPO is open selling of securities of a company by the company itself for subscription by the public at large.

When a company wants to raise money, one of the ways it can do so is by selling its equity shares to the public. When the company comes out with the issue for the first time, an IPO.

Once an IPO is offered to public at large, it is subsequently subscribed and after the end of subscription period, it gets listed on the stock exchanges.

After the IPO, the shares get listed on the stock exchange and shareholders can trade their shareholdings on the exchanges.

If you have the resources, can gather information, analyze the risk and rewards involved in an investment opportunity and take an informed decision, it is best advised to invest in an IPO. [Via]

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