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5.4. Taxation matters
Raising capital from equity or debt offerings have different impacts on the company’s taxation. The taxation on the holders of the securities also varies if it is equity or debt securities. Below it is provided a brief overview of some of the most important aspects of tax planning that you should consider, although the Company […]
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5.3. Ongoing Costs
The benefits of being a listed company (easiest financing in the future, better visibility and corporate improvements, etc – 5.1 Leverage the opportunities created) implies also subsequent costs to the IPO/bond offering (e.g. fees due to Euronext, supervision fees due to CMVM, costs related to disclosure requirements. Particularly for an IPO, the respective expenses may be […]
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5.2. Ongoing Requirements
Why market rules exist? The existence of ongoing obligations and respective rules allows investors to be kept informed, and it is this information that enables investors to continuous monitor their interest in the Company, to make investment decisions to invest or sell the shares or bonds and to evaluate investments in future secondary offerings. These […]
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5.1. Leverage the opportunities created
5.1.1. Optimize growth opportunities with the new tools at hand After a successful listing process, the Company may enhance its ability to fund and increase its notoriety through the capital markets. Furthermore, additional communication tools and channels will be available, notably for the purpose of building the Company´s image, including in ESG matters. The proceeds […]
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