Which of the following describes a seasoned offering?

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A seasoned offering is an additional equity issue from a publicly traded firm. This type of offering is made by a company that has already gone through an IPO or other primary offering. It is called seasoned because the company has a track record of financial and operational performance that investors can analyze before purchasing the additional shares. Option A describes an IPO, but not necessarily a seasoned one. Option B is not a relevant definition of a seasoned offering. Option D is not accurate because not all shares traded in the secondary market are seasoned offerings.

Which of the Following Describes a Seasoned Offering