What is IPO (Initial Public Offering)?
When a private company sells its shares to the public for the first time on a stock exchange its call IPO (Initial Public Offering).

How IPO (Initial Public Offering) work?

• Investors can make money from an IPO if the company is growing.
• A company issues shares to investors or public who purchase stakes in the company. 
• The company uses the capital raised from the IPO to growth, expand operations, and meet other strategic objectives or goals. 

How to buy IPO (Initial Public Offering) ?

• Invest in IPOs by first opening a Demat and trading account. Research the company offering the IPO then apply through your broker's platform or bank app.
• Select the number of shares and bid price, and confirm the application.
• You allot the share in demat account after confirmation.

Types of IPO (Initial Public Offering) 

• Fixed Price Offering
• Book Building Offering

Why does a company offer an IPO (Initial Public Offering)?

• Capital Infusion
• Liquidity  for Investors
• Enhanced visibility
• Facilitate Growth

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