Issue Price

Pronunciation: /ˈɪʃuː prɑɪs/

Definitions of issue price

noun a price at which a security is offered for sale to the public

Example Sentences

A1 The issue price of the concert tickets was very affordable.

A2 The issue price of the new magazine is higher than I expected.

B1 Investors are concerned about the issue price of the company's stocks.

B2 The issue price of the latest smartphone model is competitive with other brands.

C1 The issue price of the limited edition sneakers has caused a lot of buzz in the market.

C2 Analysts predict that the issue price of the company's IPO will be set at a record high.

Examples of issue price in a Sentence

formal The issue price of the new shares was set at $10 per share.

informal They're selling the new shares for $10 each.

slang The price for the new shares is $10 a pop.

figurative The issue price represents the starting point for investors to get in on the action.

Grammatical Forms of issue price

• plural: issue prices
• comparative: more issue price
• superlative: most issue price
• present tense: issue price
• future tense: will issue price
• perfect tense: has issued price
• continuous tense: is issuing price
• singular: issue price
• positive degree: issue price
• infinitive: to issue price
• gerund: issuing price
• participle: issued price

Origin and Evolution of issue price

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'issue price' originated from the financial and business sector.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to the price at which a company or government sells new securities to investors, the term 'issue price' has evolved to encompass the initial offering price of any product or service in various industries.