You have spent years nurturing and developing your company to reach a certain level of financial success and are ready to make an initial public offering (IPO). Before you reach the celebration at the end of this process, it's important to understand the considerations for each step. The IPO process is typically long, costly, and grueling. It can also be quite lucrative.
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