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Article Title: Initial Public Offering (IPO) About Going Public
Author: Daniel Millions
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Introduction to going public: When a company first begins
selling stock also known as initial public offering or (IPO),
this is considered going public. Essentially what companies are
doing is offering part of their company for a price. This money
is then used to continue the growth and success of that company.
In exchange, the stock holders either have some say in the
company and share the profits, or they just share in the
profits.
Stock holders are the people that bought stock after its initial
public offering. The amount of wealth that could be generated
for a small buy of stocks is tremendous. Stocks can be used as
liquid assets that can leveraged to obtain credit and loans. The
stock can be used for equity against anything borrowed from the
bank. Companies make out also because they have the financial
backing that they need to excel. Ultimately, this is the primary
reason for a company to go public. Even though rules,
regulations and laws differ for publicly traded business, these
are minor obstacles any strong company can over come.
Added benefits: A company who decides to go public usually draws
a large amount of attention from millions of investors globally.
They become more visible on the world stage which leads to
higher revenue in the long run. Stock options may be given to
employees as well. Employees will have the feel of being part
owners in the company if they are able to get stock. This can
mean increased productivity on a day to day basis. Going public
does have some down sides to it. For instance, if someone is
able to gain a majority of a companies stock, they ultimately
have control also. The entire company could be restructured
overnight ending long standing traditions that the company may
have employed.
Weighing the options: Once a company has gone public, details
about that company become a matter of public record. Anyone can
find out if you're turning a profit or if you're seeing loses.
Not only can they see but they can get specific details and
watch as to how a company is progressing. The best time for a
company to go public is when they are moderately successful and
are faced with the challenges of growing their business. Things
such as additional employees, building space and equipment all
require money. If everything goes well a small start up company
could one day become a huge corporate giant. Another option for
going public is selling your stock for a profit. If someone
feels they want out of a particular company and the company goes
public, they can sell their stocks and thus their control to
someone else. It could be used as a way to retire or wash your
hands of a company by just simply selling out.
Conclusion: There are a couple of things companies need to do in
order to go public. Since shares will be sold into the company,
someone has to sell them. Normally a underwriter or a bank
handles this for a commission from sales. Lawyers have to be
brought in also to make sure that ever rule, regulation and law
is being followed properly. Once all of this has been done, a
company can go ahead and go public.
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