Initial Public Offering (IPO)

Most popular IPOs are extremely difficult for retail investors to access. We pride ourselves on changing this rule.

The process of offering shares in a private corporation to the public for the first time is called an initial public offering, or an IPO. Growing companies that need capital will often use an initial public offering to raise money, while more established firms may use an initial public offering to allow the owners to exit some or all their ownership by selling shares to the public.

In an initial public offering, the issuer, or company raising capital, hires underwriting firms or investment banks to help determine the best type of security to issue, offering price, amount of shares and time frame for the market offering. These underwriting firms in essence bring the IPO to market and often create allocations of the shares to provide to other firms, such as Millcreek Capital.

• Take part in investments usually reserved for the ultra wealthy or early private investors.
• Benefit from the detailed research and analysis conducted by Millcreek Capital.
• Receive reliable recommendations on when to sell.