In the private markets, liquidity often waits years for an IPO or acquisition. Secondary transactions offer an earlier exit, allowing early investors, employees, and founders to sell existing shares to new buyers like institutional funds. This process provides crucial cash flow and portfolio flexibility, while giving new investors a chance to acquire stakes in proven, late-stage companies without the wait.
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