go public

英 [ɡəʊ ˈpʌblɪk]

美 [ɡoʊ ˈpʌblɪk]

上市; 公开出售股份

BEC法律

双语例句

• We also wanted to go public at the right point in our evolution, which I think this is.
  我们当然也希望能在公司发展过程的合适节点上实现上市，我认为现在就是。
• It allows founders and key employees to make money without having to sell the company or go public prematurely.
  这使得公司创始人和重要员工不需要通过转售公司也不必在尚未成熟的条件下匆忙上市来赚钱。
• Q: Why did you decide to go public?
  问：你为什么决定向公众说明情况？
• And I can go public with my proposal.
  我可以将我的提议公布于众。
• There is also evidence that only big companies like Google can afford to go public anymore.
  还有证据表明，只有像谷歌这样的大公司才能承担现在的上市费用。
• If we go public with these allegations do you think he will sue?
  如果我们公开这些指挥，你觉得他会起诉吗？
• Now they routinely go public with their anguish.
  现在，他们已经可以很习惯地公开谈论自己的苦恼了。
• When you go public, you cross over a line that is antithetical to some of our views.
  当你走上市道路时，你跨越了一条与我们的部分观点对立的界限。
• With plenty of private capital available, why go public?
  在私募资金充足的情况下，公司为什么要上市呢？
• Another high-profile listing expected this year is Lending Club, the first peer-to-peer lender to go public.
  本年预计上市的另一个备受关注的公司是LendingClub，它将成为第一个上市的个人对个人（peer-to-peer，简称P2P）贷款公司。