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2 years ago

Distinguish between private and public company???

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Elena L [17]2 years ago

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Explanation:

Distinguish between Private and Public

Company???

public company is a company that is listed in the well-known stock exchange and can be traded freely. Where a private limited company is not listed on a stock exchange and it is held privately by the member of the company

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Mashutka [201]2 years ago

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Answer:

-Private company has mininmum 1 and maximum 101 member.

Public company has minimum 7 member and maximum is bounded by its share capital.

-Private company is smaller than the public companies by the no.of capital.

Public company is larger than private company and spread in different place.

-Private company uses the term Private limited after its name.

Public company uses the term Limited after its name.

-Examples of Private company are: Asmita Book Publication Pvt.ltd and Karunanidhi Education Foundation Pvt.ltd

Examples of Public company are:Nepal oil corporation and Nepal electricity Authority.

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