IPO Investment

  • IPO (上市配售投資) refers to the process in which investors invest in a company’s equity by subscribing to newly issued shares during the company’s initial public offering (IPO). These shares are usually allocated by securities firms to meet the demand of the public investors.

  • During the IPO process, a company issues new shares and lists them on a stock exchange. These new shares are usually issued by investment banks or securities firms as underwriters and allotted to institutional investors, individual investors, and other investors.
  • Listing and offering investment is generally considered a relatively safe investment approach, as investors can learn about the company’s basic information and financial status through public information. Besides, they can make investment decisions by considering factors such as IPO prices and market demand.

What is Pre-IPO Investment

  • Pre-IPO investment refers to investing in companies that have not yet been listed on a stock exchange, but have completed the necessary preparations, meet listing standards, and plan to conduct an initial public offering (IPO) in the near future.
  • These companies have typically gone through the startup phase, have a certain market share and business model, but still require funding to expand their business and achieve growth.
  • Investors can participate by buying equity, bonds, and other financial products of these companies, thereby sharing in the growth and profits of the enterprise.

The advantages of Pre-IPO investment are:

  • The investment price may be lower than the IPO price
  • There is an opportunity to participate in the rapid growth phase of the company
  • After going public, the stock price may rise, providing better profit opportunities
  • It is important to note that since these companies have not yet been listed, there are also certain risks involved

Analysis of 2023 US-listed company’s stock performance

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