initial public offering , IPO (Abkürzung)

Which company did better in its initial public offering is not clear.

A best moment was the initial public offering of my company.

The initial public offering could take place in the next 30 days, the company said.

The company later had its initial public offering in 1991.

An initial public offering may happen by the end of 2013.

In May 1999, the company had an initial public offering.

The company plans an initial public offering later this year.

Without the Internet, the initial public offering market would be pretty dead.

There were over 350 technology initial public offerings in 1999 alone.

In the last couple of years, there have only been two initial public offerings.

Who would handle the initial public offering for his company?

No American company was in the top 10 global initial public offerings.

They get the first chance to buy hot initial public offerings.

"And the initial public offering market had an extraordinary year."

Another alternative on the table would be an initial public offering.

The company completed its initial public offering on May 7.

The company made an initial public offering of stock last spring.

The company plans to make an initial public offering of stock in early 1998.

The company had one of the most successful initial public offerings in history.

But having taken the company through an initial public offering three years ago, he has many analysts on his side.

Still others leave after an acquisition or initial public offering.

The market for initial public offerings was mixed in 1997.

On 18 April 2011, an initial public offering was announced.

This is sometimes used in connection with an initial public offering.

By all accounts, 2004 was a very good year for initial public offerings.

However, the company decided to put the IPO plans on hold.

It became a public company following an IPO in 1994.

Find out what an IPO is and how it makes people rich.

The company has not made any acquisitions since its IPO.

Having an IPO doesn't mean free money for the company.

And once the IPO has happened, the costs don't end.

Give or take a few hectic months while the IPO went through.

This process is called an initial public offering, or IPO.

You may also note that they're not preparing for an IPO.

At that time, this was the single largest technology IPO to date.

It had an ipo of about €2.64 billion.

There are benefits to having an IPO other than raising capital.

The obvious reason that any company has an IPO is to raise money.

An IPO could pay for all of these things.

The last two reasons for having an IPO are closely related.

The most obvious cost of having an IPO is the expense.

Who gets to buy the shares during an IPO is a complicated matter.

A company may later offer more stock to the public, but it will not be an IPO.

In 1962, they broke an industry taboo by doing an IPO.

The net proceeds of the IPO were approximately 163.4 million.

It has been identified as a possible candidate for an IPO by 2013.

The company went public with an IPO in 1993.

Within nine months of going public it reached large cap company status after a small cap ipo.

We still consider an IPO as an option sometime in the future.

So equity can sell at a price that would not be possible during an IPO.