IPO (Initial Public Offering): Buy IPO Stocks

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becomes listed

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Please note that allocations are not guaranteed for IPOs. This page is solely intended to provide information on the companies launching an IPO/DPO which we consider to be innovative/important. This page also explains how to trade the products related to these companies on the secondary market.

The different ways of going public

IPO

We speak of Initial Public Offerings (IPO) as a company’s shares are going public for the first time and can thus be bought by investors. The listing on a Stock Exchange allows any corporation to raise capital from public shareholders. In an IPO, the company shares are underwritten by an intermediary (e.g., a broker).

DPO

A DPO is a direct listing process designed for companies that want to go public but without expensive intermediaries. Instead, they sell the shares directly to everyday investors (e.g., employees, family members, customers etc.). In this way, a firm can raise capital without paying the services of a broker and self-underwrite their securities.

Upcoming DPOs

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Coinbase
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Established in California in 2012, today Coinbase is one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges worldwide. More than 35 million people in over 100 countries use the platform created by Brian Armstrong and Fred Ehrsam to buy, sell, store and earn digital currencies. The company’s mission? Build an open financial system not controlled by any country or company to clear the way for economic freedom, innovation, efficiency and equality in the world. With soaring crypto markets at present, Coinbase’s plan to go public will be among the most awaited IPOs in the beginning of 2021.

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