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Answer / t.r.n.sivakumar
Capital of companies divided into small number of units at
an equal demoniations. Each unit is called a share.
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Answer / madhut.1
share means its,part of the capital or unit of the capital
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Answer / sheena
its a part of capital of a company and also an investment
to the share holder.
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Answer / adil
share is the share ,in the share capital of the company.
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Answer / preeti piplani
company need capital, that way they issue share, person who
hold the share of the called shareholder
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Answer / babhu kanchupalli
Unit value of capital is called share.
for example : ABC Pvt ltd needs a capital of 1 crore....it devides the capital into parts....of 50000 shares......then the price of each share will be....200 rupees.....it facilitates the company to attract low level investors as well as high level investors too.....share holder is a person who holds thae shares of a company......
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Answer / jayachauhan20@yahoo.com
share is one kind of liability in which we can suffer loos& we can gain the profit
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