But the days when investors could throw money into just about any tech IPO and be almost guaranteed killer returns (at least at first), are long over. People who had the foresight to get in and ...

Given the company's five stock splits, if you had purchased just one share of Apple at its IPO in 1980, you would hold 224 ...

With venture-backed technology companies staying private longer than ever, how do investors go about accessing growth equity investments? The answer is pre-IPO investing. Wondering how to get started?

Shein’s planned stock-market float has always seemed dicey. The Singapore-headquartered fast-fashion group, which has Chinese ...

Those who believed that this innovative company would skyrocket into the stratosphere have been sorely disappointed so far.

For example, the earliest investors in Uber’s round made a 3,000,000% return. Investing in a pre-IPO company could mean investing at the IPO listing price so no real gains, just becoming one of ...

Plans by buy-now-play later company Klarna Inc. to file an initial public offering in the U.S. have come as stocks in other ...

Paytm, PB Fintech (Policybazaar), Cartrade Tech and many others are among IPOs that lost much of investors’ money after listing. 83 companies went public on stock exchanges since 2021.

For investors, IPOs represent an opportunity to purchase shares in a company at its initial offering price, often before it becomes available to the broader market. Understanding the basics of ...

Pre-IPO investments are not typically available to everyone. They are typically presented to a specific group, which includes ...

refers to a distinct IPO group established under the Non-Institutional Investors (NII) segment. In the NIIs section, other categories, such as NRIs, HUFs, FPIs, Trusts, and Companies, are also listed.