Intermediate
Understanding Investor Relations for Growth Stage Companies
A practical guide to investor relations for Indian growth-stage companies, written for founders, CFO and treasury teams, and corporate strategy professionals. It starts with what IR actually does and who the audiences are, then follows a company through its lifecycle: investor updates and board packs while private, building the equity story and KPI set before an IPO, and the SEBI rulebook that governs every word a listed company says. It then covers the quarterly earnings machine, the guidance question, analyst coverage and consensus, communicating bad news, lock-in expiries and shareholder base management, and closes with how to build and measure an IR function, using real examples from India's new-age listings.
Investor RelationsSEBI LODRInsider Trading RegulationsEarnings CallsIPO ReadinessCorporate Communication
MODULES
6
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Corporate Finance
What You'll Master
What investor relations does and why it matters more for growth companies than mature ones
Who the investor audiences are in India and what each one wants from management
How to report to private investors and build an equity story before an IPO
How SEBI's LODR and insider trading rules shape what a listed company can say, when and to whom
How to run the quarterly cycle: results filing, investor presentation, shareholder letter and earnings call
How to handle guidance, analyst consensus, bad news and lock-in expiries
How to structure an IR function and measure whether it is working
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates