A »To go public through an IPO, a company must first prepare a detailed prospectus and register with the SEC, outlining its financials, business model, and risks. It then selects underwriters to price and sell the shares, ensuring regulatory compliance. The company holds a roadshow to attract investors, finalizes the offering price, and lists on a stock exchange, thus allowing public trading of its shares.

A »A company goes public through an IPO by filing with the SEC, selecting underwriters, conducting due diligence, setting an offering price, and listing shares on a stock exchange. The process involves regulatory compliance, financial audits, and marketing to investors. The company must also meet listing requirements and disclose financial information to the public.