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Stay updated with the latest Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) in the market. Find comprehensive information about IPOs, including company details, issue size, price band, and more on Ticker's IPO Tracker.

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IPO Vs FPO: What is the Difference between IPO and FPO

Both IPO and FPO are a company’s means of raising finance from the public to meet its various requirements. IPO (Initial Public Offer) means when a company offers its shares to the public for the first time. Also, the company is listed and traded on the stock exchange at this time. FPO (Follow-on Public Offer) means that a publicly-traded company issues its shares to the public. Here are some basic differences that help you help understand them better.

Issuer:

IPO is issued by a private company or unlisted company that has not yet issued its shares to the public. On the other hand, FPO is issued by a listed company that has already issued its shares to the public. It is the subsequent public issue of its shares, i.e., the second time or third time and so on.

Risk:

When it comes to risk, IPOs are riskier than FPOs. Some potential risks in an IPO includes no guarantee of getting the shares, money getting locked for some time, getting less than the offered rate, etc. However, the financial requirements of investors determine which one is better for them, depending on the benefits, even with an inherent risk.

Objective:

The infusion of capital by opening up ownership of the company to the public in the form of shares is the objective of an IPO. On the other hand, the objective of an FPO is diversification of public ownership. Through an IPO, companies have the option of raising funds either by borrowing debts or selling the stake. The next stage after an IPO that a company requires funds for is expansion. These funds for expansion can be raised through an FPO. Also, an FPO is issued for the dilution of the promoters’ shareholding.

Performance:

In the case of an FPO, you always have the option to check the track record of the company, its performance in the past, and profitability. Also, how the market behaved while its IPO was issued can be a good indicator of how the FPO will perform. But in the case of an IPO, a red herring prospectus is issued, and the decision of the investment is to be made on the basis of factors such as market interest, debt, management, etc. There is no option of checking the track record of the company offering the IPO.

Profitability:

If you are taking a higher risk, then the chances of profit are relatively higher than taking less risk or no risk. Since investing in an IPO is riskier than an FPO investment, the profitability also tends to be higher. However, the profitability in FPO is mostly associated with how the existing stocks of the company are performing.  Compensation for the risk taken in an IPO & FPO is made available to the investor by means of dividends, bonuses, etc.

In an IPO process, though there is no guarantee of its performance; you will have to research its growth prospects. You have to be aware of the upcoming IPO to make a better decision. While in an FPO, the relevant data of its prospects will be handy.

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The first sale of the stock or share of a private company offered to the public is called Initial Public Offering(IPO). At Karvy Value, know about latest IPO news, offer price, closing date etc. along with a complete list of recent and forthcoming IPO for hassle free process.