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As per the regulations of the Market Regulator , the stock markets are supposed to pass on the information of the demat account which is involved in the order being processed. This information can be used to aggregate the list of shareholders.
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Differences private sector and public sector?
Private Sector are generally small business organizations run by private individuals or groups (not shareholders) and are not listed in the Stock Exchange. Private companies are also unregulated by a federal authority. The Public Sector are companies owned by shareholders and available for public purchase through the stock exchange. Public companies are regulated by a federal exchange commission, but are available for purchase by foreign investors - such as China's current shares in GM. For instance; A public company can become private by having ALL shares in its Stock Exchange purchased by an individual, a small group of investors, or another company that is privately held.
What is the difference between merger amalgamation?
"Very often, the two expressions "merger" and "amalgamation" are taken as synonymous. But there is, in fact, a difference. Merger is restricted to a case where the assets and liabilities of the companies get vested in another company, the company which is merged losing its identity and its shareholders becoming shareholders of the other company. On the other hand, amalgamation is an arrangement, whereby the assets and liabilities of two or more companies become vested in another company (which may or may not be one of the original companies) and which would have as its shareholders substantially, all the shareholders of the amalgamating companies." I found it while surfing for the same... Hope it answers.
Can we called limited company as public limited company?
IN GENERAL .LTD IS CALLED AS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY ON THE BASIS OF ITS OWNERSHIP. MOSTLY ALL THE COMPANIES HAVING LIMITED LIABILITY TO ITS SHAREHOLDERS... INDEED,UNLIMITED COMPANIES ARE FORMED FOR SOME SOCIAL PURPOSE AND EVEN THEY CAN BE ALSO CALLED AS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY UNLESS THEY POSSESS THE RIGHT TO ISSUE SHARES... MORE DETAILS MAIL ME @ saideep.professional@live.com
How do you find companies that sell terrazzo aggregate to the public?
You can always google it.... Maybe bing it... Or ask the office know it all.... Tela
What is gas money used for?
first of all to make the shareholders of the oil companies richer and some goes to research and exploration for more oil
What is different characteristic between public and private company?
When a company is formed at the initiative of the government and all or major portion of the shares are held by the government, such a company is generally known a government company. A private company, on the other hand, is one in which all or major portion of the shares are held by the members of the public.All companies, whether government or non-government, may be again sub-divided into public and private companies. A private company has a limited number of shareholders and such shares cannot be traded in the stock exchange. But in case of a public company, shares may be held by the entrepreneurs as well as by other members of the public and such a company qualifies for trading their shares in the stock exchange, subject to fulfilment of some conditions which are relevant to the enlistment with the stock exchange.The Public company end with Ltd and Private company end with (Pty)Ltd. Public is minum of seven 7 shareholders maximum of infinity and Private is minum of & maximum of 50 shareholders. me Shares of public are registerd with the Johanersburg Stock of Exchange and Private does not registered with JSE. Shares are limited to the Authorised not the issued.
All WAN's are run by public telephone companies?
False
What are the similarities between private and public enterprise?
Both companies are incorporated, meaning that they have separate legal identies to the owners of the business, they also have limited liability, where shareholders will only lose the amount of money they invested into the business, if the business became bankrupt. To set up these companies you must sent two documents, a Memorandum of Association, giving the name, address and objectives of the business, along with an Article of Association, describing the internal rules of the company i.e. how it will be run. The final similarity is that both companies are owned by shareholders, therefore the more shares you own in these businesses, the more control you have of these businesses. The difference here is that in private limited companies, all existing shareholders must agree before any more shares in the business are sold, and in public limited companies, anyone can buy shares, if the company can find people who want to sell their shares for them.
What is the importance of investor relations?
Investor Relations is a department in a company that handles all inquiries from any shareholders or investors. It is important because it enables shareholders, investors or anyone else who might be interested in the financial stability of the company, to clearly see all financial aspects of the companies finances.
What is the average income of an auto company owner?
This cannot be answered because in today's business environment, there are few if any privately held "auto companies" . Most companies that produce automobiles are public corporations that are "owned" by their shareholders and controlled by a board of directors. They have chairman of the board and a Chief Executive Officer as well as directors, other salaried Sr. Management positions, etc. Those salaries are all public knowledge in a publicly held corporation.
What is the difference between private sector organization and public sector organization?
Public Sector = Government regulated organizations owned by shareholders as listed through a stock exchange. "Public" because of the access available for public purchase or trade shares. Private Sector = Privately owned companies (mostly small businesses) run by an individual or small group instead of shareholders. Such companies are unregulated by federal authority and make up the majority of labor forces in most countries.
What is shareholders' funds?
Shareholders' funds is all the money belonging to common stock shareholders which includes the balance of share capital, all profits retained and money classified as reserves.
