An equity issue that raises new funds for a publicly traded company is called:

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A seasoned equity offering (SE0) is an equity issue that raises new funds for a publicly traded company. A SE0 involves the sale of additional shares of an already publicly traded company, whereas an initial public offering (IPO) is the first time a company goes public and issues shares to the public. A secondary offering refers to the sale of existing shares by current shareholders, and a firm commitment offering is a type of underwriting agreement. An underpriced offering refers to an issue price that is lower than market value.

An Equity Issue That Raises New Funds for a Publicly