Answer:
D. The company can increase its capital without going into debt.
Explanation:
When a company offers up the sale of its shares, the following are some of what happens:
The company must provise an up-to-date record of its business tranactions; this is a disadvantage for the company because the more information one has control over, the more in power the company is. <u>Hence, option A is a disadvantage</u>
When there is sale of shares, a company is automatically yieling over a certain portion of its control/power to the buyer and this also is a disadvantage. <u>Hence, option B is wrong</u>
In the case of publicly owned company, the government has more restrictions such a company which increases the control the government has over the company. <u>Hence, option C is also a disadvantage</u>
When a company offers up its shares for sale, although the company cedes a certain portion of its company to the buyer, the company stands to receive financial rejuvenation/boost without going into debt or declaring bankruptcy. Hence, option A is an advantage
