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comentada em 09/11/2016 10:08

O Bastter tinha falado uma vez que passava de 1milhão

Segundo o trecho que encontrei (creio que é do mercado americano), são mais de dois milhões de dólares, a fim de custear várias taxas cobradas, além disto ela tem de se adequar as exigências regulatórias: "Yet recent regulatory changes, such as the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), have given new meaning to the term IPO. Its not just a public offering of stock, but it can also be an intensely arduous and increasingly expensive ordeal. In order to gain the benefits of raising capital and achieving greater liquidity that an IPO offers, companies must be more solidly established and better able to pass tougher regulatory requirements than in the past. Doing so comes with a bigger price-tag than ever before. These days, companies going public should expect to pay more than $2 million in out of pocket expenses to cover a host of fees – among them legal, accounting, printing, listing, filing -- in addition to the underwriter discount and commission of 7 percent of the offering proceeds and to shore up internal processes to meet the tougher reporting and governance standards for public companies." Fonte: How to Prepare a Company for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) | Inc.com