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Business plc's liability?
a plc has limited liability like an Ltd
How long has Prudential plc been in business?
As of December 2012, Prudential PLC has been in business for 165 years in the UK. They are primarily a financial services company who conduct business around the world.
Advantages of a plc?
keep the business under control
What type of business is asda?
PLC Public limited company
Why the ownership of a co-operative is different from a plc business?
because
What does PLC stand for after a business name?
Public limited company
What does PLC mean after a business name?
PLC is an abbreviation for Public Limited Company. You may refer to the link below for more details.
What are the business objectives of ASDA Plc?
Same as most, growth is the objective.
What type of business company is asda?
Plc public limited company
What plc can do?
A PLC stands for Public Limited Company. A PLC is a company owned by shareholders, normally the business will be owned by two people minimum. PLC is also limited liability so this means shareholders are only responsibleFor the company's debts up to the value of their shareholding. Examples of PLC businesses are Tesco, marks spencer and Vodafone. A lot of big companies go for PLC because unlike a private limited, a PLC is able to advertise the sale of shares and sell them to the members of the general public though the stock exchange. Also in PLC the accounts are available to anyone and are usually large business. The sector would be private and the profit would go to the shareholders. A main Public limited company business that we would know is NatWest.
What do plc's do?
A PLC stands for Public Limited Company. A PLC is a company owned by shareholders, normally the business will be owned by two people minimum. PLC is also limited liability so this means shareholders are only responsibleFor the company's debts up to the value of their shareholding. Examples of PLC businesses are Tesco, marks spencer and Vodafone. A lot of big companies go for PLC because unlike a private limited, a PLC is able to advertise the sale of shares and sell them to the members of the general public though the stock exchange. Also in PLC the accounts are available to anyone and are usually large business. The sector would be private and the profit would go to the shareholders. A main Public limited company business that we would know is NatWest.
What type of business does Cadburys come under?
plc: public limited company
