1. What does IPO stand for?
2. Why is the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio important when evaluating an IPO?
3. If a company has a P/B ratio below 1, what does it indicate?
4. What does EV/EBITDA measure in IPO valuation?
5. Why is revenue growth important when analyzing an IPO?
6. Which company faced concerns regarding high P/E during its IPO?
7. What does a high debt-to-equity ratio indicate?
8. Why is cash flow an important metric in IPO valuation?
9. What gives a company a competitive advantage in an IPO?
10. What does a high Return on Equity (ROE) indicate?
11. What should investors check in an IPO prospectus?
12. What was a key concern for investors in Paytm’s IPO?
13. Why is scalability important for an IPO?
14. Which company benefitted from India’s push toward renewable energy?
15. Which metric helps compare a company’s asset efficiency?
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