The initial issuance of shares by a company in an IPO typically represents no more than:

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Generally, the initial issuance of shares by a company in an IPO represents between 10% to 25% of the company's total outstanding shares. This means that the company will only be selling a small portion of its shares to the public. The remaining shares are usually held by the company's founders, management, and early investors. Choice A) 25% is the closest option to this typical range.

The Initial Issuance of Shares by a Company in an IPO