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What is IPO Process in India

Are you looking for an upcoming IPO in India? Get to know the 7 primary steps of Initial Public Offering here.

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What is IPO Process in India

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  1. What is IPO Process in India? 7 Steps of IPO The Initial Public Offering IPO Process refers to a process in which an unlisted company sells fresh or prevailing securities and offers them to the public for the first time. Before the implementation of an IPO, a business is thought to be private – with fewer shareholders, restricted to qualified investors (such as angel investors/venture capitalists and extreme net worth individuals) and/or preliminary investors. Once the IPO procedure is done, the issuing company turns into a publicly listed company on a certified stock exchange. Therefore, an IPO is also generally called “going public”. However, if you are looking for an upcoming IPO, it is necessary for you to understand what an IPO procedure is. IPO Process – Overview Here is a guide that explains various steps involved in the IPO process. It takes from six months to one year for the completion of the IPO process. There are 7 steps in an IPO process including: Choose a bank or underwriter IPO registration Verification by SEBI Application to stock exchange Roadshow IPO pricing IPO allotment

  2. Choose an underwriter or investment bank When a company plans to raise funds from the market, it becomes necessary for them to consult domain experts like underwriters or investment banks who specialize in the IPO process. Generally, the company appoints several banks for this job.

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