The term startup identifies the operation and the period during which a business is started.
In the startup, operations can take place to acquire current technical resources, define hierarchies and production methods, search for personnel, but also market studies with which we try to define business activities and directions.
The startup can also be linked to a public offer of sale, or to that operation with which a company places its own securities on the market, such as shares. This operation can be concomitant with the startup, as a company can decide to go public on the stock exchange precisely to facilitate the raising of capital to start its production processes.
Start-up companies, usually newly established companies, in which there are still ongoing organizational processes, having just started, generally use a limited amount of capital, labor and land. These types of companies, if successful, can be advantageous as they offer a high risk but also a greater prospect of earnings.
