WHAT IS MEAN BY SHARE & DEBENTURE? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THEM?
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Answer Posted / nurulla
share: it means it s part of the capital to contribute the
share holders for getting the divident here divident means
it s the part of the profit given by the companys for the
cause of there amounts spent for that company
debenture: it means the company not get the all the
capitail through shares accroding to the memorandam of
association there is certin limit for getting the shares
beyond this the company issues a debenture certificates to
the debenture holders its like a promisary note
diffrent:
share holders get divident
debenture holders get interest
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