An Initial Public Offering ("IPO") is the terminology used to describe the first time a company publicly registers its stock and sells a portion (usually about 25% to 35%) of its stock to the general public. The money received from the initial public stock sale, or IPO, typically goes to the original owners of the company and/or to retire debt and/or is used for future company operating expenses.

IPOs are extremely complex transactions. Unfortunately, without proper guidance, companies can easily fail in their attempt to go public. Additionally, due to the multifaceted complexity of the transaction, management of a company attempting an IPO may do irreversible damage to the company itself as a result of neglecting its standard operations while attempting to complete the transaction.

It is IPODC's primary goal to guide, assist, and position its Client's Company so as to enable it to receive the highest possible valuation and effect an IPO within a prompt time frame within a reasonable budget..

IPODC provides the guidance and experience to organize and structure multiple types of IPOs. Whether the transaction is a Speculative, Primary Shares, or Consolidation IPO, IPODC can help ensure that your company will be in a position to effect a successful offering when the market conditions are right.

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