49%
bank
A public limited company is a corporate entity that openly sells its shares on the stock exchange and has share holders ranging from one to infinity (1-infinity).Its headed by officials who are elected every end of the financial year at the Annual General Meeting. Public sector accounting is applied. Examples include General Motors, Toyota etc while public sector is is used to refer to government owned corporate entities (in most cases the government is the biggest share holders here) and the shares are not sold on the stock exchange.
Private sector banks refer to banks which have the majority of stock owned by private people. The government cannot own a controlling share in a bank designated as private sector.
4%
Share capital is the investment in company from public to earn profit and it can be raised by offering shares to public for purchase.
The public sector includes governmental entities, usually that part of government that provides services to the public (police, fire, military, public education, etc.) The private sector includes all nongovernmental entities --- individuals, businesses, both publicly held businesses and privately held businesses, etc.
public co is mostly owned by government while Private co is owned by family, share holders i.e private sector
bank
A public limited company is a corporate entity that openly sells its shares on the stock exchange and has share holders ranging from one to infinity (1-infinity).Its headed by officials who are elected every end of the financial year at the Annual General Meeting. Public sector accounting is applied. Examples include General Motors, Toyota etc while public sector is is used to refer to government owned corporate entities (in most cases the government is the biggest share holders here) and the shares are not sold on the stock exchange.
It's a public limited company. Anyone can buy shares in the company - share ownership is not limited to employees.
When a Public Sector Enterprise (majority share owned by government) is taken over by a private individual or private organization, it is called 'Divestment'. In fact, Private Companies do not 'buy out' public sector companies. They can do so only if a government decides to 'divest' its stake and raise some funds out of it. Generally, governments decide to divest if: a) It cannot run a business successfully, b) It needs to generate funds for other social causes.
Private sector banks refer to banks which have the majority of stock owned by private people. The government cannot own a controlling share in a bank designated as private sector.
A ship privately owned and crewed but authorized by a government during wartime to attack and capture enemy vessels.The commander or one of the crew of such a ship.A pirate who the government gives a blind eye to if a share of their prophets go to the monarchy(Correction re definition #3: "A pirate to whom the government gives a blind eye, to if a share of their prophets profits go to the monarchy." (No, I'm not an English teacher, but I am a copy editor and this sort of self-published semi-literacy drives me crazy!)
public opinion
Disinvestment in public sector means to taking out the share in public enterprices and making no new investment in the same.last decade of our economy has full of disinvestment and new business form like public private partnership(ppp),m&a trends and incresed foreign colloberation incresed the disinvestment in india.
The unorganized sector is a culmination of traditional and modern food units which take over a majority of the market share in the Indian Food processing market as opposed to the organized sector which only holds a share of 48%
Goverments Share: 51% Public Shares: 49%