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Offering Price

The initial public offering (IPO) price is determined by the lead manager and marks the first sale of shares to the public. This price is typically set after the close of stock market trading the night before the shares are distributed to IPO buyers. However, for certain foreign IPOs, pricing may take place over the weekend. This price is crucial as it reflects the value of the company's shares and can greatly impact investor interest and demand.

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