High-growth businesses frequently establish lofty objectives, aware that the concept of "instant success" belongs in fairy tales. To begin making plans for the transition from a private to a public company, there is no better moment than in the midst of a market downturn.
Strategic preparation, which takes time, is necessary to derisk the path to going public. In order to acquire the head start they'll need to successfully negotiate the open market, businesses with plans to go public in less than three years must make preparations now, despite the economic slump.
Let's examine why and how to design an IPO in current unfavorable economic climate.
