take something public

In better times they could maybe take the company public.

In 1998, plans were made to take the company public.

He says his goal is "not to take the company public."

He hopes to take the company public in two to three years.

She took the company public in 1994 to raise money, and the museum finally opened the following year.

The two men are now considering taking the company public.

He took the company public in 1989 and owns nearly 42 percent of it.

Ultimately, the managers hope to take the company public again at a far higher price.

He then took the company public, keeping a controlling interest.

The merger was primarily a way to take the company public.