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How to Value listed company business

Even a normal startup doesn't show such a big jump in PAT as this large listed company has shown.

What is FPO? FPO abbreviated as Follow-on Public Offer is a process in which an existing company listed on the stock exchange issue new shares to the existing shareholders or to the new investors. It is different from an IPO where the company issue

TSMC (Taiwan Semicondutor Manufacturing) A public company with $ 24.46 trillion market capitalization.

Just spotted something interesting 👀 DataSutram recently raised $9M+ — big congrats! 🎉 But surprisingly, DataSutram.in wasn’t secured by them and is now listed for sale by someone else. For a company in data security and intelligence, isn't domai

Will OLA survive in NSE ? It is already a loss making company. Zomato listed there company after they become profitable. And you know the story about Paytm.

Is building your company in public a good idea? Or should be stealth? And if you say “Public” how do you do it?

Finally, Tata Capital has filed its DRHP. After many years, a Tata company is set to be listed on the stock market.

Let's say Mr beast - Company Becomes public. Would you CONSIDER investing in that company?