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I see it that they've either 1) exhausted venture money, aren't an acquisition target, and see the public offering as funding of last resort because they're now
by sliverstorm 13y ago
I see it that they've either 1) exhausted venture money, aren't an acquisition target, and see the public offering as funding of last resort because they're nowhere close to being profitable
That's what an IPO was originally supposed to be for, right? Raising capitol, rather than cashing out?
- unclebucknasty 13y ago>That's what an IPO was originally supposed to be for, right? Raising capitol, rather than cashing out? Perhaps, in a time prior to companies "routinely" raising massive sums (like $410MM) pre-IPO.