Understanding IPOs and Investment Opportunities

Imagine a tiny chai stall making daily profit but lacking funds to expand. When a company sells

its shares to the public for the very first time, that is called an IPO,

or Initial Public Offering. In India, IPOs are launched on NSE and BSE.

Retail investors can participate with just fifteen thousand rupees. SEBI regulates the

entire process to protect investors. Brands like Zomato, Paytm, and LIC all went

public through IPOs. An IPO gives the company capital to grow while offering everyday people

a chance to become part owners. It transforms businesses from private ventures into publicly traded

entities. The next big Indian IPO could already be on your watchlist, ready to create