Benefits
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Your access to
capital will increase, since you can contact more potential investors.
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Your company may
become more widely known.
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You may obtain
financing more easily in the future if investor interest in your company grows enough to sustain a secondary
trading market in your securities.
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Controlling
shareholders, such as the company's officers or directors, may have a ready market for their shares, which
means that they can more easily sell their interests at retirement, for diversification, or for some other
reason.
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Your company may be
able to attract and retain more highly qualified personnel if it can offer stock options, bonuses, or other
incentives with a known market value.
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The image of your
company may be improved.
New
Obligations
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You must continue to
keep shareholders informed about the company's business operations, financial condition, and management,
incurring additional costs and new legal obligations.
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You may be liable if
you do not fulfill these new legal obligations.
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You may lose some
flexibility in managing your company's affairs, particularly when shareholders must approve your actions.
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Your public offering
will take time and money to accomplish.
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