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How long does an initial offering stay open, and what happens if it doesn't sell out?
How long does an initial offering stay open, and what happens if it doesn't sell out?
Updated over 2 years ago

The time initial offerings remain open will vary. Regardless of the precise time frame of an initial offering’s closing, existing investors’ shares will be unaffected from a % ownership standpoint.

In the event, that an initial offering isn’t closed within the allowed time frame (typically one to three months, sometimes longer), existing investors may be refunded their investment, at the discretion of the Public Alts team

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