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Hearts of Oak have for the second time running have extended its Initial Public Offer (IPO) sales for a further 14 days, JOY Sports can exclusively reveal.Hearts of Oak confirmed a two week extension for the club’s Initial Public Offer to JOY Sports. This is the second extension Strategic African Securities, managers of the IPO have done after an initial six weeks operation failed to raise the projected sum of 10 million cedis from 20million shares. The latest extension ends on October 14, by which time SAS hopes all 20 million shares would have been sold.
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