Initial
Public Offering (IPO)
Invest in companies at the ground leveI
Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) provide a unique opportunity to invest in companies with strong growth prospects. Offering potential for high returns as these companies expand.
Why IPOs are a compelling investment opportunity
- High Growth Potential
- Early Entry Advantage
- Portfolio Diversification
- Capital Appreciation
- Market Visibility
- Innovative Ventures
FAQs
Frequently asked questions on IPOs
An IPO (Initial Public Offering) is when a company offers its shares to the public for the first time to raise capital.
Retail investors, institutional investors, and non-institutional investors can apply for IPOs based on the category they fall into.
The minimum investment depends on the IPO and is usually set by the company and stock exchange. It typically starts with one lot, which varies in size.
Yes, once the shares are listed, you can sell them on the stock exchange anytime during trading hours.
IPOs are risky due to market volatility, price fluctuations, and lack of historical performance data for the newly listed company.
