flotation

• Substantivo com dois sentidos principais: fenômeno físico de permanecer na superfície de um líquido sem afundar, e processo financeiro de captação de capital para uma empresa comercial por meio da emissão de ações ou títulos.

A noun with two primary meanings: the physical phenomenon of remaining on the surface of a liquid without sinking, and the financial process of raising capital for a commercial enterprise by issuing bonds or stock shares.

1. Action of floatingB2formalscientific

   The physical phenomenon of remaining on or near the surface of a liquid without sinking.

   Flutuação

   • The flotation of an object depends on its density and buoyancy.
   • Mineral ore is separated from waste rock using flotation methods.
   • The flotation device kept the swimmer above the water.
   • Children learned about flotation by experimenting with different materials.

   Sinônimosbuoyancyfloating

2. Capital raisingC1formalbusiness

   The process of financing a company by offering shares or bonds to the public or private investors.

   Abertura de capital

   • The startup prepared for an initial public flotation.
   • The flotation of new shares raised over $200 million.
   • Investment banks often advise companies on the flotation process.
   • A successful flotation can significantly increase a firm's capital base.

   Sinônimosfundinginitial public offeringipolisting