A secondary share sale occurs when existing shareholders, like founders or early investors, sell their stakes to other investors, not the company itself. It provides liquidity without issuing new shares. Key beneficiaries include early backers cashing out and late-stage buyers acquiring equity, while the firm avoids dilution. This method is common in pre-IPO private markets.
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