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What is the full form of FPO in stock market?

further public offer


Difference between FPO and right shares?

One is a kind of duck and the other is an ice cream truck on the dark side of the moon. They both work on Tuesdays.


How many times can a private corporation issue an IPO?

A company can do an IPO only once. If it wants to issue more shares it can do a Further Public Offering or FPO or do a rights issue etc. But an IPO can be done only once.


What are the Recent trends in Indian primary market?

The primary market seems set for a revival, with two major issues receiving strong support in the past week, on the back of smaller issues sailing through earlier. Experts reckon the positive market situation and favourable pricing have helped sentiments improve. Also ReadRelated StoriesNews Now -Engineers India FPO oversubscribed 13.14 times-Engineers India FPO snapped up 11.6 times on Day 3-EIL falls 13% on BSE after govt fixes price band for FPO-Govt sets EIL FPO price band at Rs 270-290-Dependra Pathak ceases to be director of Engineers India-EIL FPO to hit capital market on July 27Also ReadRelated StoriesNews Now -Markets post worst May performace since 2006-Kavveri Telecom Q4 net declines over 6%-Wall Street opens flat on economy worries-RIM to set up first BlackBerry innovation zone in India-Rajaratnam bragged about sources of inside info: Gupta lawyersMore The Rs 977-crore Engineers India follow-on public issue was subscribed 13 times, and the retail segment, seen to be lower in other issuances, was subscribed 2.7 times. The segment for high net worth individuals was subscribed 5.8 times. The Rs 1,654-crore SKS Microfinance initial public offer (IPO), which closed for qualified institutional buyers (QIB) on Friday, was subscribed 10 times, even before the retail investors pitched in.


How does a company finance an acquisition?

An acquisition is taking over of another company.It can be financed through internal cash accruals, debt, bonds,stock options. Every profit making company has a cash surplus, and this is the first asset that is used to finance the acquisition.Next,it can take loans from banks or even raise capital through an IPO(Initial Public Offering) or a FPO(Follow on public offer).