Buy Public Company!


There are many reasons for going public and they will vary from one company to another, as will the benefits.

Advantages of going public


· Access to long-term capitalSome companies choose to go public because it represents a new stage in their growth and development.
· More favourable financial statusBy selling shares to the public, a company increases its equity which can in turn be leveraged to finance growth.
· Less dilutionMost companies that go public will receive a higher price for their securities in a public offering than they would in a private placement or through any other form of equity financing
· Status and prestigePublic companies tend to be more visible than private companies and going public will often increase the public’s awareness of a company.
· Personal wealth and owner liquidityGoing public may also entail personal prestige for the founders of a private company.
· Employee incentivesStock options are a means of attracting and retaining key staff.
· Increased expansion optionsPublic companies may have an advantage in M&A negotiations as they are able to use their own shares, instead of cash, when acquiring other companies.
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