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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently announced new guidelines for companies looking to go public through a direct listing. This alternative to the traditional initial public offering (IPO) has gained popularity in recent years, with companies like Spotify and Slack choosing this route to go public.
One of the key changes in the new guidelines is the inclusion of a capital raising component in direct listings. Previously, companies going public through a direct listing were not able to raise capital as part of the process. Now, companies will be able to raise capital through a direct listing by issuing new shares or allowing existing shareholders to sell their shares.
Another important change is the requirement for companies to have a minimum market capitalization of $250 million in order to go public through a direct listing. This is to ensure that companies using this method have a certain level of financial stability and liquidity before going public.
Overall, these new guidelines aim to provide companies with more flexibility and options when it comes to going public. By allowing companies to raise capital through a direct listing and setting minimum requirements, the SEC is working to create a more level playing field for companies considering this alternative to the traditional IPO process.
