How Safe Is a Porsche Investment?

Porsche ($P911.DE) Goes Public in Frankfurt by Sofia Chesnokova

Porsche ($P911.DE), known for its powerful and stunning 911 model, is a dream company for everyone interested in engineering, robotics, cybernetics, and other connected vehicle technologies. It is not a coincidence that since 1996, Porsche and the Czech Technical University in Prague have had an ongoing partnership called Porsche Engineering Services. This partnership offers specialized lectures and seminars, student internships, diploma offers, research projects, and potential career opportunities. 

"Thanks to the partnership with various institutes and faculties, including the cooperation with Czech Technical University, we (Porsche) were able to translate the latest research achievements into practice for the last 16 years," said Dirk Lappe, managing director of Porsche Engineering and chairman of the board of directors of Porsche Engineering Prague. 

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Photos of the new building for Czech Institute of Informatics, Robotics, and Cybernetics at Czech Technical University where Porsche Engineering will collaborate on R&D projects. Courtesy of Tesan.

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Porsche is a great way to invest in your future with the variety of educational programs the company offers at the moment. Knowledge always stays with you, no matter what career path you choose in the end. But, there is another way you could benefit from a Porsche investment. 

On September 29, Porsche will go public with its business operations and bring the company to the next level of success with a pinch of transparency. This means you can buy and sell Porsche stock and become a shareholder. As you might know, a brand can go public in three different ways, depending on the end goals and the amount of risk.

One of the easiest ways to do it is a direct listing, the riskiest method to go public. Another option for going public is through a SPAC, aka Special Purpose Acquisition Company. In a SPAC, there is a sponsoring company – a private equity firm – that will secure the necessary funds to take the target company – Porsche – public. The sponsoring company has the ability to secure more funds than a directly-listed company. Still, it may not have the same end goals as the target company. Hence, an investment presents lower levels of risk relative to a direct listing.

The last and favorite option in the investing world is conducting an initial public offering, also known as an IPO. In this case, Porsche pitches institutional banks with its business plan, runs the fundraising seed tour with large private investors, and completes several disclosure forms. Because more money is raised and transparency in the process, going public from an IPO tends to be a lower-risk investment, which is why most people are keen on it.

“Retail investors want to invest in companies that are as safe and secure as possible. One way to qualify an investment is if it goes public via an IPO. The IPO approval process requires a more rigorous standard and is a good indicator of a safer and more secure investment,” highlighted Dennis Wisco.

Courtesy of CNBC

Porsche’s IPO can open many doors for you as a risk-savvy individual, secure your financial future, and scale up your wealth to Mars. Think about Porsche's investment as an investment in Czech Technical University education, where you can get a marvelous opportunity to get an internship or potential job at Porsche. Work smarter, not harder.

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By Sofia Chesnokova