What is FPO in the Stock Market?

A Follow-on Public Offer (FPO) is a public offering of shares by a company that is already listed on a stock exchange. Generally, in an FPO, a company issues “new shares”, which allows it to raise additional capital (after its IPO).

An FPO differs from an OFS because a fresh issue in an FPO increases the company’s share capital, while an OFS involves existing shareholders selling their shares. 

FPO vs IPO Difference in India

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