noun
General Slang
IPO
· noun · finance
Initial Public Offering — a company's first sale of stock to the public.
0
Definitions
1
The day a private company finally lets outside investors buy a piece. Bankers price the deal the night before, the stock opens the next morning, and founders find out in real time whether they're billionaires or just rich. Underprice it and you've left money on the table; overprice it and it breaks issue and your CFO hates you forever.
“They pulled the IPO last minute when the market puked — going to wait for a window in Q2.”
by community
0
IPO In A Sentence
They pulled the IPO last minute when the market puked — going to wait for a window in Q2.
Origin & Usage
People Also Ask
What does IPO mean?
It stands for Initial Public Offering — a company's first sale of its stock to the public.
How do you use IPO in a sentence?
"The startup filed for an IPO and plans to list shares next quarter."
Comments 0