Ipo
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12 December 2012
Hello Respected members Kindly reply difference between IPO & OFFER FOR SALE???? Looking forward for a positive response.
12 December 2012
hi
IPO's are for non listed companies & FPO's are for already listed companies.
IPO's are normally more profitable than FPO's given that any thing can happen on listing day.
See link for more clarity
http://indianblogger.com/ipo-initial-public-offering-vs-fpo-follow-up-offering/
Thanks//Vaibhav
IPO's are for non listed companies & FPO's are for already listed companies.
IPO's are normally more profitable than FPO's given that any thing can happen on listing day.
See link for more clarity
http://indianblogger.com/ipo-initial-public-offering-vs-fpo-follow-up-offering/
Thanks//Vaibhav
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