Question
Which of the following statements about IPOs is/are not
correct? 1)It provides a company access to funds through the public capital market. 2)Companies issue IPOs to raise funds from the public and become publicly traded companies. 3)In a book-building issue, the exact price of the share is unknown, but investors are given a price band or range.Solution
Statement 1 is correct as it provides a company access to funds through the public capital market. Statement 2 is also correct as companies issue IPOs to raise funds from the public and become publicly traded companies. Here are the key differentiating factors between the two types of IPO. Price: In a fixed price issue, the price of the shares is fixed before the issue. In a book-building issue, the exact price of the share is unknown, but investors are given a price band or range within which they can place bids.
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