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Shares – or stocks – are equity securities, so buyers of shares become co-owners and provide long-term funding. In return, the investors look for the increase of the share price and/or receive dividend as the company grows and develops.
Bonds are debt securities. Bonds let you raise money without diluting ownership, but oblige you to repay the investors. A company has control over the terms, including the amount, repayment date, interest payment, and so on.
Funds – An investment fund pools money from multiple investors and invests in a portfolio of securities, thus reducing the risks for individual investors and allowing them to benefit from economies of scale as well as the fund manager’s expertise.
The company’s owners need to adopt a formal decision to list the company’s shares or bonds on an exchange (to ’go public’).
Next a share or bond prospectus – a document describing the securities to be offered to investors – needs to be prepared and registered with the local financial supervisory authority.
Then, for new issues, an initial public offering (IPO) or a non-public offering of the securities is carried out. If the company just wants to list already existing shares, this step is not necessary.
Now a listing application can be submitted to the stock exchange.
Every company is different and there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
Let’s discuss how we can help your company grow.
Eveli Kušner
Nasdaq Tallinn
+372 640 8861
eveli.kushner@nasdaq.com
Liene Dubava
Nasdaq Riga
+371 6721 2431
liene.dubava@nasdaq.com
Gediminas Varnas
Nasdaq Vilnius
+370 6103 9917
gediminas.varnas@nasdaq.com