IPO is an initial public offering, that is, an initial public offering. ?
Initial public offering refers to the first time that a private enterprise sells shares to the public. Usually, the shares of listed companies are sold through brokers or market makers according to the terms agreed in the prospectus or registration statement issued to the corresponding stock exchanges. Generally speaking, once the initial public listing is completed, the company can apply for listing on the stock exchange or quotation system.
CPO (Cost-per-Order): also called the cost of each transaction, that is, the way of charging according to each order/transaction. ?
Another feasible method of listing on the stock exchange or quotation system is to stipulate in the prospectus or registration statement that private companies are allowed to sell their shares to the public. These stocks are considered to be "freely traded", which makes enterprises meet the requirements of listing on the stock exchange or quotation system. Most stock exchanges or quotation systems have rigid regulations on the number of shareholders of listed companies, which stipulate the minimum number of freely traded shares. ?
In addition to IPO, it can also be raised by issuing additional shares, allotment, bonds and other financing methods. ?
The advantage of IPO is to bring new blood to the stock market, good investment varieties and good return on investment to investors. ?
"IPO" means the listing of new shares. Unlisted enterprises, through the listing of shares, can make all the venture assets of shares swell, and when the shares are sold, they can get an income to expand reproduction. The background of the sharp increase of IPO in the United States is entrepreneurship, venture capital, accounting law firms and investment bankers, who provide venture enterprises with business and business regulations such as development funds, finance, taxation and law, as well as personnel management services, forming a complete IPO system. These stock affairs participated in the whole process from the establishment of venture enterprises to the public listing of stock standards, forming the IPO industry.