After launching IPO

after launching IPO does it is necessary for a company to be listed on stock exchange ?
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This discussion clarifies whether a company must be listed on a stock exchange after launching an IPO. It explains that while public issues are traded on stock exchanges, private issues and private placements offer alternative trading avenues, potentially through banks or financial institutions. The key distinction lies in how and where shares are made available for trading after the initial offering.

You can do it in banks as well for private listed companies.

Please explain in detail

Regarding this, I only know two or three concepts, public issue, private issue and private placements. 

All three will incur issue costs. 

Then public issue stocks can be traded directly in primary, secondary markets and private issue stocks can be traded in secondary markets. Primary markets are stock exchanges and secondary can be brokers, financial institutions etc. 

The private placement means, the company will issue shares to its own acquaintances, partners or existing shareholders. 

 

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