What is a Follow-on Public Offer (FPO)?
An FPO is when a publicly listed company issues more shares to raise capital.
Companies use FPOs to fund projects, expand operations, or pay off debt.
There are two types of FPOs: Dilutive and Non-Dilutive.
Dilutive FPOs issue new shares, increasing the total number of shares.
Non-Dilutive FPOs involve existing shareholders selling their shares.
Investors bid for shares at a price range set by the company.
FPOs can offer shares at a discount, creating investment opportunities.
Market risks and share dilution are important factors to consider.
Research thoroughly before investing in an FPO for long-term gains!
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