An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is a process through which a privately held company transitions into a publicly traded entity. In an IPO, the company issues new shares of stock to the public, allowing external investors to become shareholders. This is typically facilitated through an underwriting process involving investment banks, which help determine the offering price and distribute shares to the public. The company's shares are then listed on a stock exchange, providing liquidity for existing shareholders and enabling the public to buy and sell shares in the open market. The IPO process allows companies to raise capital for expansion and operations while offering investors the opportunity to participate in the company's growth.
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