Analyzing the Impact of Initial Public Offering (Ipos) on Firm Performance: A Comprehensive Study

Abstract

An important turning point in a company's lifespan is its initial public offering (IPO), which signifies the transfer of ownership from private to public hands. A company's choice to go public through an IPO is a turning point in its development since it signals a change from private ownership to public scrutiny and responsibility. This extensive study explores the complex interactions between several elements that influence a company's success or failure in the public markets in an effort to shed light on the complex and multidimensional impact of IPOs on business performance. The goal of this research is to identify patterns, trends, and important factorsthat impact post-IPO performance by examining a wide range of firms in various industries, geographical areas, IPO timeframes, and market circumstances.