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When can I expect the Company I’m investing in to go public or get acquired?
When can I expect the Company I’m investing in to go public or get acquired?

This applies to primaries and secondaries.

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Written by Luca Barrie
Updated over 2 years ago

The principles of investing in private companies, whether in a primary round or a secondary share sale remain the same - there’s no guarantee of timeline for exit, and investing in private companies is inherently risky. A full, traditional exit might not happen for a number of years, if at all.

The majority of secondary investment opportunities on Seedrs will be for late-stage, well funded businesses, backed by some of the best-known funds in the world, so you may be able to find rumoured exit or IPO plans or timelines in the news or in a company’s press releases, however these are not verified by Seedrs, and you will need to assess any such information on your own.

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