Follow-on Public Offerings (FPOs) are a common way for companies to raise capital in the stock market. In an FPO, a company offers its existing shares for sale to the public, usually to raise funds for business expansion or to repay debt. In this blog, we'll take a closer look at FPOs and how they work, with examples and hashtags. 👉 What is an FPO? An FPO is a type of public offering in which a company offers its existing shares for sale to the public. The main objective of an FPO is to raise capital, which can be used for business expansion, debt repayment, or other purposes. 👉 How does an FPO work? In an FPO, a company will offer its existing shares for sale to the public at a predetermined price. The shares are usually sold through a stockbroker or through a public offering, and the funds raised are then used by the company for its intended purpose. 👉 Examples of FPOs: Some of the well-known FPOs in India include those by companies like Coal India, NSE, and SAIL. 👉 Hashtags:...