Course information:
IPO and joint stock company control is an advanced training course for the Board of Directors and Senior Management, Middle Management of enterprises. The course uses a highly scientific methodology as a premise and application to management, directs in-depth guidance, and enhances the general capacity of the team at enterprises that are accompanied/invested in theory. tools for practical implementation.
The course helps business students, after participating, to form a standard business model before replicating, identifying and planning a business strategy, financial strategy, capital raising strategy from individual investors. angel, raise capital from venture capital funds, raise capital from large investment funds before listing on the stock exchange.
- Training platform: Offline
- Duration:
- Number: 25 – 30 students.
- Cost:
- Preferential tuition fee for early registration:
- Group registration fee:
- Standard tuition fee:
- Coach: Mr Phung Le Lam Hai
Content:
Managing a company with more than 11 shareholders or a general meeting of several hundred people.
Before doing this, it is necessary to perfect the skills of management and administration of the company based on financial statements and have completed the basic ERP (Technology) for data transparency. (The target of this category is 60 – 70% complete)
1. Market overview, opportunities and challenges
– Why IPO, challenges and opportunities.
– Expectations of professional investors: Individual investors, Holdings, Venture Capital, Private Equity, Public Equity.
– A lot of investors contact you, who should you choose?
2. Organization of a professional joint-stock company
– General Meeting of Shareholders
– Board of Directors
– Appointment of General Director
– Board of Supervisors
3. Operating unlisted joint-stock companies.
– Appointment of the Chairman of the Management Board
– Independent member of the Board of Directors
– Supervisory Board
– Board of Directors, Chief Accountant
4. Planning and capital structure
– The relationship between the industry value chain, financial strategy, business strategy business and business model
– Shareholder structure
– Allocation of contributions and financial contributions
– Issuance of ESOPs
– Issuance of preferred shares
– Issuance of shares to be paid in cash at par value
– Issuance of shares in proportion 1:1, 2:1
– Issue shares to shareholders and strategic investors.
5. Operating, controlling, distributing shareholders’ rights and procedures for listing on the stock exchange.
– Valuation of the company
– Financial statements
– Calculation of the intrinsic value of shares
– Proposal to issue shares when listed on the stock exchange
– Equity account
– Equity promotion account
– Retained profit account
– Issuing, repurchasing treasury shares, regulating share prices.
6. Buying, selling and merging subsidiaries creates a profitable ecosystem and media effects for investors.
7. Independent audit of business performance.
– Annual report
– Financial statement and financial notes
– Analytical report
