What is the difference between a primary and secondary offering of shares?

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A primary offering is when a company issues new shares to raiseOcapital, while a secondary offering is when existing shareholders selltheir shares in the market

A primary offering is when shares are offered to the public for the firstOtime, while a secondary offering is when shares are offered exclusivelyto institutional investors

A primary offering is when shares are traded on a primary stockOexchange, while a secondary offering is when shares are traded on asecondary stock exchange

A primary offering is when a company buys back its own shares fromOthe market, while a secondary offering is when new shares are issuedto existing shareholders