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Draft Offer document

A "Draft Offer document" is a preliminary version of the offer document that is submitted to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). This is done at least 21 days before the final version is filed with the Registrar of Companies or Stock Exchanges. SEBI may request changes to be made to the draft offer document, which the issuer or Lead Merchant Banker must incorporate before submitting the final version. The draft offer document is also made available on the SEBI website for public comments for a period of 21 days.

Secondary Offering

A common occurrence in the world of finance is the public sale of previously issued securities. These securities are typically held by large investors, such as corporations ...

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Add on offering

In the world of finance, it is not uncommon for a publicly traded company to offer additional shares to the public. This process, known as a secondary offering, allows the c...

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Follow on public offering (FPO)

In the world of finance, we often come across the term FPO. It stands for Follow-on Public Offering, which is when a company that is already listed on the stock market decid...

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Aftermarket

An IPO's aftermarket refers to the trading that occurs after its initial offering. The volume of trading is typically very high on the first day as investors rush to buy sha...

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