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4.1.2 Preparation
Introduction What are the necessary preparation steps you need to take? Preemptive setup Kick-off meeting Once all members of the IPO team have been selected, the kick-off meeting brings them together to agree on: ► Their roles and responsibilities ► The offering’s nature and structure, namely, whether it will be made through (i) a Company´s […]
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4.1.1 Planning
Introduction Your company is on the rise, but you’ve taken it as far as you can go as a private entity. To reach your full potential, you consider an IPO as your next step. But is your business prepared to operate effectively as a public company? Successful IPO candidates will begin the transformation process well […]
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4.1.0 Introduction to the IPO Journey
A regular IPO process typically requires a significant amount of preparation. Nonetheless, the level of demand and planning period for the IPO is highly dependent on the type of offer and market of the listing, being considerably more demanding in the case of admission to the Regulated market. Usually, the IPO process is developed in […]
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5.1.5 Bond Offering Costs
Introduction Although it has undeniable advantages for the Company, the Bond Offering process will involve costs that must be considered. The total direct cost of the operation varies greatly depending on the size of the fundraising, the market capitalisation of the Company, the context, and the choice of advisors. It comprises the fees due to […]
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6.1.3 Managing Investor Relations and communications
Managing Investor Relations and communications The IPO/bond offering process will raise interest about the Company in the media and among investors, but over time that will fade unless Investor Relations (IR) maintain the market’s interest. IR’s efforts are key to maintaining and building investors’ confidence and establishing credibility in the market. Sustainable and regular communication […]
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6.1.2 Delivering on the committment made throughout the IPO/Bond Offering
Delivering on the committment made throughout the IPO/Bond Offering The effort that companies put into getting the business ready for public life is invaluable, but the journey to long-term success requires rigorous planning matched by a commitment to operational excellence. During the IPO/bond offering process, investors are provided with a compelling story about where the […]
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6.1.1 Optimize growth opportunities with the new tools at hand
Optimize growth opportunities with the new tools at hand After a successful listing process, notoriety is increased and enthusiastic investors are attracted to the business, providing the Company with enhanced capability to fund new opportunities. This is the case because one of the payoffs of being listed is that the Company can raise capital and […]
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5.1.4 Public Offer without Prospectus
Introduction As previously presented, Euronext offer three different markets for the admission to trading: the Regulated market – Euronext Lisbon – and two MTF markets – Euronext Access and Euronext Growth. It’s worth highlighting that the admission requisites and the obligations arising from the admission to trading on the MTFs are much less burdensome when […]
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Equity – Euronext Lisbon (Regulated market)
Periodic disclosure obligations In order to provide an overview on the ongoing main activities and development of their business strategy, there are a few of disclosure obligations that must be fulfilled by listed companies. In particular, listed companies are required to periodically disclose: 1. Financial information Before disclosing the financial report and being already aware […]
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Market Abuse Regulation (MAR)
Introduction The Market Abuse Regulation establishes a regime across the European Union aiming to protect investors by increasing transparency in the financial markets and suppressing market abuse. The Market Abuse Regulation creates a unified framework for the EU to address market abuse matters, to ensure an effective and coherent informational workflow across the member states, […]
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