Proud of your product, why not hit the public markets with an IPO?
By Staff writer
While that all-important business growth capital can be sourced from a number of places, Ian Gillis and Michael Bennett look at how the IPO route can work.
Tag: London Stock Exchange
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Wizz Air showing how growth can be funded using an IPO
By James Lyons
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