Initial Public Offering (IPO)
We provide advisory services for the planning, structuring, and execution of companies’ transition into the capital markets.
What is an IPO?
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process through which a company offers its shares to the public for the first time to raise capital from the financial markets. This process enables companies to diversify their funding sources, strengthen their corporate structure, and enhance transparency.
An IPO is also a transformation process in which companies establish direct communication with investors, are valued by the market, and begin operating within a regulated framework.
Our Approach
At NGTN, we approach IPOs not merely as a technical application process, but as a multi-dimensional transformation that impacts the overall structure of the company.
Within this scope, key areas such as financial analysis, corporate structure, regulatory compliance, and investor communication are evaluated holistically. Our objective is to ensure a sustainable and well-aligned integration into the capital markets.
Our Services
Within the scope of IPO advisory, we provide support in the following areas:
Pre-Assessment & Analysis
- IPO readiness assessment
- Financial structure and performance analysis
- Company valuation studies
Corporate Structure & Organization
- Alignment with corporate governance principles
- Development of internal control and reporting systems
- Review of management structure
Regulatory & Compliance Processes
- Compliance with capital markets regulations
- Preparation of prospectus and required documentation
- Coordination of application processes
Investor Communication
- Preparation of investor presentations
- Structuring the company story (equity story)
- Planning communication processes
Which Companies Are Suitable for an IPO?
An IPO is a suitable financing and institutionalization tool for companies that have reached a certain scale and aim for sustainable growth.
It is generally more suitable for companies that:
– Have stable revenue and growth potential
– Aim to enhance their corporate governance structure
– Can transition to transparent reporting systems
– Plan to establish long-term investor relations