Pre-ipo is pre-ipo fund, which refers to the investment made by enterprises before listing, or the investment expected by enterprises when they are listed recently. The introduction method is: when an enterprise goes public, it sells its shares from the open capital market. Different from venture capital in seed stage and initial stage, funds invest when the company's scale and income reach the level of listing.

Pre-ipo fund investment advantages: low risk, quick recovery, and high return on investment when corporate stocks are favored by investors.

Can pre-ipo be listed after financing?

Depending on the situation, it can be as short as one year and as long as two or three years or even longer. Because there are many processes, some of which take a long time, the time to market depends on the direction of the process.

First of all, pre-ipo refers to investing in a company before listing or when it is expected to be listed soon. This involves the company to choose when to go public. Some have prepared all the information and may go public in a few months. Those who are not prepared to polish the company may have to wait for a long time.