Read more about Logistics firm Seven Islands files for Rs 600 crore public issue on Business Standard. The firm said it has filed papers with markets regulator Sebi for a public offering to raise up to Rs 600 crore
Read more about Heranba Industries IPO to open on Feb 23; to raise Rs 625 crore on Business Standard. The price band for the initial public offer has been fixed at Rs 626-627 per share
Read more about Nureca initial public offering subscribed 5.73 times on first day on Business Standard. The firm is the home healthcare and wellness space
Read more about India Pesticides files paperwork to raise Rs 800 crore from IPO on Business Standard. Agrochemical technicals company India Pesticides has filed preliminary papers with capital markets watchdog Sebi to raise Rs 800 crore through an initial share sale.The public offer comprises fresh issuance of shares amounting to Rs 100 crore and
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IPO vs NFO: Which is better for investment - Basic difference, risk assessment
Investing in any fund or scheme involves some amount of risk. And when it comes to investing in securities, the risks are very high. But a deep understanding of the fund or scheme could help you minimize the risk and multiple your money many fold. Here we will discuss about two most lucrative investment options  Initial Public Offering (IPO) and New Fund Offering (NFO).
Government and private companies need funds to expand their operations and therefore they turn to public investors to raise funds. There are two common ways a company can collect funds from the public investors. The options are IPO and NFO. It is often noticed that investors get confused between IPOs and NFOs as they presume that both offer similar opportunities for investment because they are primary market offerings. But both are no way similar to each other.