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Start-up to Going Public

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • To know about what an IPO (initial public offering) is.

  • To understand the relevance of when and why to go for an IPO.

  • To know about the steps involved in the issue of an IPO.

  • To learn about the advantages and disadvantages of issuing an IPO.

  • To know about the different categories of investors in the market.

  • To know about the different criteria that are used for the selection of intermediaries to the IPO.

  • To learn about prominent marketing strategies for coming up with an IPO.

Gordon Earle Moore, Co-founder, Intel Corporation

There is such a thing as a natural-born entrepreneur, for whom the entrepreneurial urge drives everything, and who can make a business out of almost anything. But ...

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