In a split offering, we see that a) shares are issued from the corporation and sold by existing shareholders.
<h3>What is a split offering?</h3>
A split offering is a type of stock issuance that involves the issuing of new stock and existing stock that it is in the market already. This is why it is called a split offering - one side of the offering comes from the corporation, and the other comes from the existing shareholders.
With a split offering, the seller will be existing shareholders and not the company. This means that the corporation that issues the shares, will then cooperate with existing shareholders who will then be the ones to sell the shares.
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By doing this, Dew was able to create a stronger bond with the customer and their brand. They already have brand awareness with their customers but now they are able to engage their customers by allowing them to have a "say" in their products. They are letting them design a product they would like to see on the market and become a part of the brand/company.
Answer:
Demand for plastic sprinklers for year 1 Year 2 Year 3 and Year 4 is 98 (33 + 14 + 51) , 111 , 133, 136.
Explanation:
The Production line capacity requirement for the next four years will be equal to the demand for the next four years. The production line needs to meet the annual demand for the plastic sprinklers. The production line is extended and economies of scale is introduced with helps the company save additional cost of extension in the production line.
Answer:
A. Dividend is paid to current shareholders.
Explanation:
This is simply said to be the aggregate amount of all current asset and also all current liability of an investment. It is used in measuring the short term liability of a business by subtracting the current liability from the current asset.
In some cases, it can be tagged a company’s current assets, such as cash, accounts receivable, inventories of goods etc. Many companies sum their's by calculating cash plus accounts receivable plus inventories, less accounts payable and less accrued expenses. This is why it is seen to decrease when dividend is paid to current shareholders.
