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Because there are likely many employees and investors who want to cash out. Going public makes their shares liquid. It's (probably) not reasonable for the com
by CSMastermind 1y ago
Because there are likely many employees and investors who want to cash out.
Going public makes their shares liquid. It's (probably) not reasonable for the company to repurchase that equity or to pay employees pure cash comp.
- j7ake 1y agoSounds like asking for the public to buy them out .