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Post Ipo : Its Still Your Business : Go Public Without Losing Control Over Your Company

By:

Lamba Anil

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: XIV ; FIGURE OUT THE WORLD OF FIGURESPublication details: Pune Lamcon Finance And Management Services Ptv . Ltd 2005Description: 32 MINSubject(s):

DDC classification:

658.15 LAM

Summary: In his unique style Dr. Lamba take you through the stages of evolution of typical businesses that with an idea and eventally get transformed into large succesful organisation.Beyond a point however businesses may tend to stagnate for want of resoruces at which point it may become necessary to raise funds through a public issue. he explains how an entrepreneur can involve thousands of part owners in a concern and yet continue to exercise control over the business as if it were his own

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
AV Material	Symbiosis Institute of Operation Management	VCD	658.15 LAM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		SIOM-VCD-225

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In his unique style Dr. Lamba take you through the stages of evolution of typical businesses that with an idea and eventally get transformed into large succesful organisation.Beyond a point however businesses may tend to stagnate for want of resoruces at which point it may become necessary to raise funds through a public issue. he explains how an entrepreneur can involve thousands of part owners in a concern and yet continue to exercise control over the business as if it were his own

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