Equity Raising

Equity raising is the process through which a company raises capital by selling shares of its ownership to investors. This can be done through various methods, such as public offerings or private placements. When investors buy shares, they become partial owners of the company and have a claim on its future profits and assets. Equity raising provides businesses with funds to grow, develop new products, or reduce debt, but it also means existing owners may have to share control and profits with new shareholders.