There are several processes in IPO as mentioned by mayur.These are complex physical and mental processes on the corporates side.Though it sounds amazing that the company can actually raise capital for its expansion.There is a bitter side to it also. When the company gets listed on the stock exchange they have to follow alot of rigid regulations,one of which is everything that the company claims in black and white should have a physical evidence.I feel that it is more tax for the brain on the corporate side than the investor side(this is exclusively my personal opinion and i do respect the one who differs from mine. No debates! )
On the investor part only 'A single simple decision' is to be taken wheather to invest in the company or not. The credit rating companies makes this task much more simpler.
Anyone looking for investing in IPO in India my best picks,(A personal view again) Omaxe (a Rated one) try your hands on omnitech also though the risks are high. I hope that we have a higher DLF and Vishal Retail chunk here... CEans with these stocks are already making a 70 to 100% gain on it!
An amusing fact : In US,out of the several processes, there is a process called beauty contest! Don't put on your weird imagining thinking caps,it is process when the investment banks contest to be the company's underwriters. A beauty contest where no beauty is tested.
