Correct. In one sense, all shareholders are members of the public obviously. BUT you cannot buy shares in a private limited company by ringing up your stockbroker and buying shares just like that. (As you could with say British Airways or some other public limited company.) The shares in a plc can basically be bought and sold on the Stock Exchange like bread or fruit in a market. Shares in a private limited company, on the other hand, are sold by private arrangement in a much more restricted way and only with the consent of the existing shareholders. (Exact details will depend on how the company was set up originally.) Hope this helps.
It would be nice to give answers here but I am afraid that would make it too tempting for other students to just go straight to the answer - less helpful as a teaching aid. If you would like to learn more about companies and other types of business organisation you may be interested in my ebook Business 1 see www.learnloads.com/ebooks/
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I did not understand why their financial affairs won't be private. The 3rd disadvantage
wait but private companies cannot allot shares to the public under s755 CA 2006. I am a bit confused now
Correct.
In one sense, all shareholders are members of the public obviously. BUT you cannot buy shares in a private limited company by ringing up your stockbroker and buying shares just like that. (As you could with say British Airways or some other public limited company.) The shares in a plc can basically be bought and sold on the Stock Exchange like bread or fruit in a market.
Shares in a private limited company, on the other hand, are sold by private arrangement in a much more restricted way and only with the consent of the existing shareholders. (Exact details will depend on how the company was set up originally.)
Hope this helps.
Yay thanks for this helpful video
Please also give answers to the questions:)
It would be nice to give answers here but I am afraid that would make it too tempting for other students to just go straight to the answer - less helpful as a teaching aid. If you would like to learn more about companies and other types of business organisation you may be interested in my ebook Business 1 see www.learnloads.com/ebooks/
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