FPOs in India & its Impact on Indian Business Ecosystem

Types of FPO

Diluted FPO: As denoted by the term Diluted, in FPO there will be a reduction in the acquirement of existing shareholders. In this, if the venture intends to issue fresh shares to the public, then it will upsurge the overall number of remaining shares and reduces the EPS – Earnings per share.

Among the dynamic landscape of Indian startups, FPOs – Follow on Public Offerings are emerging as a strong support of growth and development to ignite innovation and propel the pioneering ventures to pair up with unparalleled victory!

Non-Diluted FPO: Likewise, in non-diluted FPO, there are no changes, as it does not rise or decline the number of shares in the company as there are no new shares delivered. Here the greatest shareholders of the company are founders, CEOs, directors, and Pre-IPO investors present their privately holding shares to general public investors.