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Subsequent Offering

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Subsequent Offering

An offering of additional shares after the issuing company has already had an initial public offering (IPO).

Notes:

This sometimes means the company is strapped for cash. A company may issue more shares to help pay the bills.

See also: IPO, Secondary Offering

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