go on the market; list on an exchange
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesverb
to go on the market; to become available for sale
neutralUsed for new products, seasonal goods, or fresh produce hitting the market.
Tomatoes flood the market in June.
These are apples that just went on the market; they're very fresh.
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The new model of the phone is expected to launch next month.
This new drug has not yet been approved for market release.
verb
to list on an exchange; to go public (for securities)
formalA financial term referring to a company's securities being approved for public trading on a stock exchange.
That tech company plans to go public next year.
This is a well-known listed company.
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On the first day of the new stock's listing, its price rose sharply.
verb
to go to the market
archaicAn older or more literal usage, meaning to physically go to a marketplace. Less common today.
Let's go to the market to buy groceries.
The farmers went to the market with their carrying poles before dawn.