How much revenue you need to have and how many years you need to be in business to go public? IPO questions?
Also what is the investment market nowadays for IPO?
Answers:
It depends but I know the most important criteria is the viability of your business and a distinct business plan.
You don't need revenues or years in operation to to go public as long as you have enough money to pay the fees to the Exchange.
Unless you are a Trust Fund Baby I don't see how you can pay the fees (It costs millions to hire an Underwriter) without a business with millions in profits.
Underwriters always buy 100% of your IPO shares and they sell all their shares to their wealthiest customers.
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