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Comment by
freshtradeon Mar 23, 2016 2:16pm
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RE:RE:Offering
RE:RE:OfferingThe reasons for creating, or taking a company public have no bearing on the decision when to sell an interest in that same Company. Apples and Oranges.
You would not sell a controlling interest in the asset you created unless:
1. You feel that the market has fairly valued the asset.
2. You do not feel that there is any more growth in the storey.
3. You see bad things on the horizon.
4. You have better opportunity for your capital elsewhere.
One does not sell because "it is their long-term stated strategy".