For many fast-growing private companies, an initial public offering (IPO) can provide the capital required to raise its public profile, accelerate growth and the opportunity to strengthen market positioning.
While a public listing is a defining milestone in a company's history, it is an intensive and complex process and should not be perceived as a one-time exercise with short-term considerations in mind. Before deciding to proceed with an IPO exercise, a corporation should consider the sustainability and growth of its current business model, its business strategies, and its long-term business plans. A listing aspirant should also consider the implications and realities of being a publicly listed company, such as the need to make timely, public disclosures and have commitment to rigorous compliance and corporate governance standards and accountability to minority shareholders and media scrutiny.


An initial public offering (IPO) can provide fast-growing private companies with the capital needed to enhance their public profile, accelerate growth, and strengthen market positioning.
However, while a public listing is a significant milestone, it is a complex and intensive process that should be approached with long-term strategic considerations.
Companies must assess the sustainability of their business model, strategies, and long-term plans before proceeding. They should also be prepared for the responsibilities of being publicly listed, including timely disclosures, strict compliance with corporate governance standards, and accountability to minority shareholders and media scrutiny.
Our involvement begins with pre-listing fundraising and restructuring, which may commence 6 to 9 months before the due diligence process. We guide clients through due diligence with professional advisors, coordinate with regulators for necessary approvals, assemble a placement team for the IPO, and organize roadshows to engage institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals before launching the public offer.
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