What's the difference between initial public offering (IPO) and offer for sale (OFS)?
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What's the difference between initial public offering (IPO) and offer for sale (OFS)?
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IPO is the way to list the company's on stock exchanges by offering shares to public either by fresh equity or sale of existing shares by SH (OFS)
Sebi has prescribed specific guidelines for IPO AND OFS
OFS can be part of IPO
I hv not mentioned that.
IPO is the way to list the company's shares on stock exchanges by offering shares to public either by fresh equity or sale of existing shares by SH (OFS) ..
OFS may be a part of IPO
OFS may be a part of IPO
I am quite aware of the same.
Have you given the answer if you are aware of it
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