1, financing advantage. Once the company goes public, financing
After the company goes public, it can obtain relatively cheap funds through refinancing, issuing bonds and other channels. With the endorsement of the platform of listed companies, it is naturally not difficult to find bank loans. In addition, once the company goes public, it will continue to expand through mergers and acquisitions, and there will be more possibilities. Of course, through listing, business owners have also achieved a skyrocketing value.
Of course, listing also requires costs. Listing is very strict with the company. It takes several years to prepare for the listing after the standardized operation of the main board, and it is necessary to maintain the standardized operation after the listing.
2. High premium transaction. So why did the listing price go up? This is actually an illusion given by the A-share IPO. A-share listing rarely breaks, and it is rare in recent years.
On the contrary, it rose three times and five times as soon as it went public, making millions of people rich. Many companies no longer want to start a business with peace of mind after listing, but have already made a name for themselves, so they made up stories, rubbed hot spots, raised their stock prices, and finally cleared their positions and reduced their holdings. This is the status quo of A shares.
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The difference between listed companies and unlisted companies
1, different financing channels
Listed companies have more financing channels than unlisted companies. When a listed company goes public for the first time to raise funds, it is called IPO, and it must sell some shares to obtain funds from new shareholders. What IPO gets is small money, because there is still a big head behind it, that is, it can be issued continuously, and you can get a capital injection every time you issue it.
2. The company structure is different
A listed company should have a complete system of shareholders' meeting, a complete system of board of directors, board of supervisors and secretary-general, a complete corporate governance structure and timely disclosure of information.
3. Different meanings to shareholders.
For most entrepreneurs, listing is the node of an enterprise and becomes the actual controller of listed companies, which is the recognition of an entrepreneur's ability by the capital market.