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Consultation on Company IPO in the U.S.

The initial public offering (IPO) consultation service is designed for companies considering going public as a capital-raising strategy and to enhance investment appeal. The consultation assesses business readiness for stock market entry, identifies potential legal, financial and regulatory risks, and outlines key preparation steps.

We examine compliance with SEC and exchange requirements (NASDAQ, NYSE), capital structure, corporate governance, financial reporting and disclosure obligations. The consultation covers IPO model selection, underwriter engagement, and public company responsibilities.

Following the consultation, clients receive a preliminary action plan and cost estimate for subsequent legal support stages.

U.S. IPO Support Stages:

Company readiness assessment.
Analysis of financial, legal and corporate parameters against U.S. market requirements.

Legal and corporate preparation.
Structure optimization, charter amendments, corporate governance compliance.

Due diligence preparation.
Review of contracts, assets, liabilities, intellectual property rights and regulatory compliance.

SEC filing.
Prospectus development (Form S-1), regulator communications and public offering preparation.

Offering process support.
Legal coordination of all IPO participants: underwriters, auditors, consultants, exchange operators.

Post-IPO support.
Ongoing public company compliance, shareholder interest protection, disclosure management.

U.S. IPOs require strategic preparation and adherence to high regulatory standards. The consultation serves as the foundation for building a sustainable public market entry model.

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IPO of a Сompany

Significance of IPO for Technology and Investment-Active Companies

An initial public offering (IPO) in the U.S. represents one of the most effective tools for raising capital, expanding international market presence, and enhancing corporate reputation. Going public enables companies to scale their business, provide liquidity for shareholders, and attract long-term institutional investors. Public company status strengthens negotiating positions and builds trust among clients, partners, and counterparties.

Advantages of Listing on U.S. Stock Exchanges

U.S. stock exchanges - NASDAQ and NYSE - serve as global capital hubs providing access to one of the world's most liquid markets. A U.S. IPO enables companies to establish market valuation, enhance transparency, and strengthen industry positioning. Beyond fundraising, an IPO creates opportunities for secondary offerings, strategic alliances, and M&A transactions.

Investors view U.S. exchanges as reliable platforms with strong regulation and market participant protections, further increasing issuer attractiveness.

U.S. IPO Requirements for Companies

A successful IPO requires compliance with stringent regulatory requirements and readiness for thorough legal, financial and operational scrutiny. Companies must demonstrate transparent ownership structure, sustainable business model, audited financials, robust corporate governance, and disclosure compliance. The registration statement (Form S-1) is filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Critical aspects include adherence to U.S. legal requirements covering audit standards, tax compliance, minority shareholder protections, and material disclosure obligations.

Risks and Challenges of Public Offerings

Despite clear benefits, IPOs involve significant legal and managerial challenges including increased regulatory burdens, ongoing reporting requirements, heightened scrutiny from regulators and shareholders, and reduced operational flexibility. Poor valuation or inadequate preparation for public scrutiny may negatively impact market capitalization and long-term strategy.

Additionally, the IPO market remains sensitive to macroeconomic conditions and stock market volatility, requiring careful timing selection and comprehensive preparation by all parties.

Strategic Importance of IPO

An initial public offering represents not just a financing tool but a strategic milestone that shapes company reputation and establishes long-term sustainability foundations. When executed properly, an IPO facilitates market expansion, competitive positioning, and creates conditions for scalable growth. The U.S. jurisdiction remains a preferred listing destination due to market depth, reputational value, and institutional support for public companies.