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S-1's are used by companies already public all the time, to register more shares for additional fundraising. The article should reflect that it's not only IPOs that S-1s are used for. It's probably far from the highest volume use, since every already-public company would use it when seeking to expand number of shares for many reasons. 2600:1700:410:6020:D00A:B1C2:7EBD:F1FE (talk) 13:32, 9 November 2023 (UTC)Reply
