An Initial Public Offer (IPO) is a means of raising funds from the market. The investors who apply and get allotted shares of the IPO become shareholders (part owners) of the company. Here are some key
What is Full Form of IPO?
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ENIPO stands for Initial Public Offering, where companies raise funds by offering shares to the public for the first time. It involves bidding, allotment, and listing on the stock exchange.
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FAQs
Can I apply for multiple IPOs at the same time?
You can apply for multiple IPOs as long as you have sufficient funds in your bank account. Each application will be treated separately based on its own allotment process.
What documents are needed to apply for an IPO?
A PAN card, demat account details, and a valid bank account for ASBA is needed for applying for an IPO . If applying online, your trading platform will usually auto-fill these details.
Can I cancel or modify my IPO application?
An IPO bid can be cancelled or modified before the IPO closes. Most online platforms allow you to do this with just a few clicks.
Is IPO investing risky?
Like all equity investments, IPOs carry risk and rewards. The share price can go up or down after listing depending on market conditions and company performance.
What is the role of SEBI in IPOs?
SEBI regulates the IPO process to ensure fairness, transparency, and investor protection. It reviews the company’s draft red herring prospectus before the IPO is approved.
What is a lot size in an IPO?
Lot size is the minimum number of shares you can apply for in an IPO. You must bid in multiples of the lot size defined by the company.