An FPO is the distribution of shares by an organisation to raise more funds after its IPO, whilst an IPO is the first time an organisation issues shares. An FPO’s price is affected by market demand as the number of shares offered to the public rises or drops, whereas an IPO’s price is either set fixed or adaptable in a range. During an IPO, the firm decides to raise more funds from the public to list its stock. Conversely, depending on which kind of FPO it is, the number of stocks in an IPO may go up or down. The number of shares rises in a dilutive FPO while remaining the same in a non-dilutive FPO.
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