#ipo cycle

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A business first provides its shares to the public via an Initial Public Offering (IPO), changing its ownership from private to public.

A business first provides its shares to the public via an Initial Public Offering (IPO), changing its ownership from private to public. It opens a door for investors to purchase shares and form part of the shareholder population of the company. The IPO path adds strength to a company's capital-raising capability while increasing its valuation.

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A company first makes its particular stocks available through an initial Public Offering (IPO). Businesses transition from being ‘private’ to ‘public’ in this manner. In other words, a previously privately held business after the Initial Public Offering turns into a publicly traded business. A stock exchange gives you, as an investor, direct access to the company’s shares. By purchasing these shares, you join the company’s shareholder base.