Must a company be limited liability company to have an IPO?
Can Borse & Scrape list an IPO without being registered as a limited liability company? Or is that compulsory and what happens if like in the video things didn't go as planned
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An IPO can only be issued by a company that is registered as a public limited company.
A private company must first convert into a public limited company before applying for listing. This is compulsory under company laws and stock exchange regulations.
The IPO process is complex and requires financial, legal and regulatory professionals.
If during the process something goes wrong (like regulatory approval fails, underwriting fails, or investor demand is too low), then the IPO is considered unsuccessful or withdrawn, and the company cannot list its shares.
A private company must first convert into a public limited company before applying for listing. This is compulsory under company laws and stock exchange regulations.
The IPO process is complex and requires financial, legal and regulatory professionals.
If during the process something goes wrong (like regulatory approval fails, underwriting fails, or investor demand is too low), then the IPO is considered unsuccessful or withdrawn, and the company cannot list its shares.
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