alleryStart learning →In a Dutch auction IPO, what do all successful bidders pay?
ATheir own bid price
BThe same price per share
CA fixed face value
DHalf of their bid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The same price per share
Shares are allocated on price aggressiveness and every successful bidder pays one common price per share.
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