Chapter 3 : Primary Markets : IPO - Introduction
Chapter 3 : Primary Markets : IPO - Introduction
We have also briefly explored the difference between primary and secondary markets.
3.1 What is Primary Market?
3.1 What is Primary Market?
A primary market is the market for new securities (debt or equity) issued by companies,
3.2 Who Can Issue Shares?
3.2 Who Can Issue Shares?
Any Indian company may make an initial public offer
3.3 Types Of Public Issue of Shares
3.3 Types Of Public Issue of Shares
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PUBLIC ISSUE OF SHARES
3.4 Investor Category In IPO
3.4 Investor Category In IPO
Qualified Institutional Bidders (QIBs)
3.5 Requirement To Participate In Public Issues
3.5 Requirement To Participate In Public Issues
PUBLIC ISSUE PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS
3.6 Important Associates In Public Issue
3.6 Important Associates In Public Issue
They play an important role in grading the issue, helping the investors to decide whether to invest or not.
3.7 Issue Price
3.7 Issue Price
The value of the company is reflected in the price of the shares of the company at the time of the public...
3.8 What is Book Building?
3.8 What is Book Building?
It is the process of fixing the price of a share based on applicants’ bids.
3.9 Process Of Public Issue
3.9 Process Of Public Issue
The major activities involved in making a public issue of securities before it is launched are
3.10 How Will People Apply For An IPO?
3.10 How Will People Apply For An IPO?
There would be great news coverage about the impending big public offer.
3.11 Allotment Of Shares
3.11 Allotment Of Shares
The other methods of issue of shares include