What is the difference between book building and IPO?

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An IPO is the initial issuance of shares by a private company to the general public for the first time, while book-building is one of the methods used to issue IPOs.
Book building is a pricing mechanism in which the offer price is decided based on the demand for the issue after the issue closure. In book-building, the company announces a price range (e.g., Rs 75 to Rs 80) within which investors must bid.

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