For businesses looking to grow, raising capital can be a challenge. Bank loans, private investors, and possibly an IPO are the usual options. But there's another route that may not be familiar to many business owners: the unlisted public company, a public company that isn't listed on the stock exchange.

We get into:


What a UPC is: How it differs from a private limited company or a listed one


The rules:  What the Securities Commission's March 2025 guidelines for UPC share offerings changed for sophisticated and retail investors


Investor risk: The warning signs investors should watch for, and illiquidity and valuation of UPC shares.

For businesses looking to grow, raising capital can be a challenge. Bank loans, private investors, and possibly an IPO are the usual options. But there's another route that may not be familiar to many business owners: the unlisted public company, a public company that isn't listed on the stock exchange.We get into:<ul><li>What a UPC is: How it differs from a private limited company or a listed one</li><li>The rules:&nbsp; What the Securities Commission's March 2025 guidelines for UPC share offerings changed for sophisticated and retail investors</li><li>Investor risk: The warning signs investors should watch for, and illiquidity and valuation of UPC shares.</li></ul>

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