Raise capital to grow your business by listing its shares on the stock exchange.
IPO
IPO is one of the popular ways to raise capital. When starting an IPO, a company will list a certain number of shares on the stock exchange to attract investors
For entrepreneurs and top managers who want to scale their business
For companies that want to attract investment from international investors
Business owners who want to increase the value of their businesses
Make up for the lack of funding for business development
Accelerate the business development
Attract international investors
Protect business from political and economic instability
We use the latest European business building trends in our work
We understand the tasks of our clients on a mental level
Our practicing experts hold all the necessary European licenses
We have a large base of private investors and investment funds
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Profitable valuation of your business
Public listing of the company shares on the stock exchange
Attracting the investors and higher business capitalization
What is the IPO for?
There can be several goals for an IPO, depending on each specific case. As a rule, the purpose of an IPO is to raise capital for a company, since public listing of the shares allows the company to raise funds from a wider range of investors. Another goal may be to estimate the value of the company, since the price of its shares on the capital market provides the most objective and realistic figures.
How long does it take for an IPO?
One of the most important conditions for an effective IPO is to take into account the interests of investors who decide to invest their funds in the company shares. Therefore, the process of preparing and conducting an IPO can take from 6 months to a year due to responsibilities involved and the fact that it can be labor-intensive.
Is it risky to invest in companies that are going to IPO?
Buying shares does not guarantee quick profit or any profit at all. Any financial market, including the stock market, is subject to volatility (price fluctuations). This means that by purchasing the shares of a particular company, an investor also acquires all the risks, since the value of a share can rise or fall, depending on many circumstances.
Founder Laduchi Consult, Executive MBA, European financial professional advisor EFPA, Harvard business school “Value creation through effective boards”
Founder Laduchi Consult, Executive MBA, European financial professional advisor EFPA, Harvard business school “Value creation through effective boards”
