How do listed companies get funds from the stock market?

1, IPO:IPO means initial public offering. Listed companies sell shares to investors through IPO and then obtain funds from investors. Most of the financing of listed companies in the stock market comes from IPO.

2. Additional issuance: Additional issuance refers to the re-issuance of shares by listed companies to obtain financing. Distribution methods are divided into public offering and directional offering.

3. Issue convertible bonds: convertible bonds are bonds that can be converted into stocks. Listed companies can raise funds by issuing convertible bonds. Investors can choose whether to convert convertible bonds into stocks according to whether the stock price is favorable or not. If not, they will exchange the principal and interest according to the face value of the convertible bonds.