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Difference between OFS (Offer for sale) and FPO

Could any one please explain the difference between the following terms in simple non-jargon language:
OFS (Offer for Sale)
FPO (Follow on Public Offer)
IPO ( Initial Public Offer)

tia

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  • IPO - when for the first time securities are offerred to 'public' by the company
    FPO- any time except first time...I.e. After IPO all future offers to public are FPO
    Both of above may include fresh securities being issued by comlany or existing being sold by any shareholder.
    OFS when instead of company issuing fresh securities, some existing securityholder sales its securities to public under IPO or FPO
  • IPO - when for the first time securities are offerred to 'public' by the company
    FPO- any time except first time...I.e. After IPO all future offers to public are FPO
    Both of above may include fresh securities being issued by comlany or existing being sold by any shareholder.
    OFS when instead of company issuing fresh securities, some existing securityholder sales its securities to public under IPO or FPO
    Thanks
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