Assume that you work for a start-up in the energy sector that specializes in drilling for...

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Assume that you work for a start-up in the energy sector that specializes in drilling for shale natural gas through the process called fracking. Your company is currently private and very new in the business with only a handful of successful projects completed. Leadership is confident the business will be a success and ultimately wants to go public and make money off their equity positions. What is a way that leadership could go public while avoiding the costly nature of an IPO through an investment bank? Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) Direct listing Private placement Secondary offering Assume that you work for a start-up in the energy sector that specializes in drilling for shale natural gas through the process called fracking. Your company is currently private and very new in the business with only a handful of successful projects completed. Leadership is confident the business will be a success and ultimately wants to go public and make money off their equity positions. What is a way that leadership could go public while avoiding the costly nature of an IPO through an investment bank? Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) Direct listing Private placement Secondary offering

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