The sale of a new issue of common stock of which there are already shares publicly held is known as:

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A seasoned new issue refers to the sale of additional new shares of a company that already has shares that are publicly traded. This is different from an initial public offering (IPO) which is the first time a company's shares are made available for public purchase. A secondary market issue refers to the trading of previously issued shares on the secondary market, and an EPO (employee public offering) is not a commonly used term in finance.

The Sale of a New Issue of Common Stock of Which