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Dusty Corporation is issuing an IPO with an issue price of $15 per share that is expected to raise about $100 million. Which of the following is likely to be true?

▸ The cost of the IPO to Dusty will be about $7 million.

▸ The price of the stock will be less than $15 at the close of the first trading day.

▸ The stock will perform very well in the three to five years after the issue.

▸ None of the above is likely to happen.

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Fundamentals of Corporate Finance

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Authors: Berk, DeMarzo, Harford

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The cost of the IPO to Dusty will be about $7 million.

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