CMA Intermediate · Financial Management and Business Data Analytics · Capital Market
In the Indian primary market, which method of raising capital involves a company offering its securities to a select group of qualified institutional buyers or a limited number of identified investors, rather than to the general public?
Private placement is the method in which a company offers securities to a select group of institutions or identified investors instead of the general public. It differs from an IPO, which is public, and from a rights issue, which is addressed only to existing shareholders.
- AInitial public offer through book building
- BPrivate placementCorrect
- CRights issue to existing shareholders
- DOffer for sale by existing promoters
Explanation
Private placement means offering securities to a select group of identified persons or institutions and not to the public at large. An IPO is made to the public, a rights issue is limited to existing shareholders, and an offer for sale involves existing holders selling their shares.
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