A primary market is a type of market that is part of the capital market. It enables the companies, government, and other institutions to raise additional funds through the sale of equity and debt-related securities. For example, primary market securities are notes, bills, government bonds, corporate bonds, and stocks of companies.u003cbr/u003eInitial Public Offer is one of the classic examples of primary market activity. It is a fresh issue of equity convertible securities or shares by an unlisted company. After the process of listing, the shares are traded on the stock exchange. The investor can buy and sell securities after listing in the secondary market.u003cbr/u003eThe other types of primary market activities are Further Public Offer or u003ca href=u0022https://scripbox.com/pf/follow-on-public-offer/u0022u003eFollow on Public Offer (FPO)u003c/au003e, Private placement, Preferential issue, Qualified institutional placement, Rights issue and bonus issue.