CONTENT:
- Quoted Companies
- Unquoted Companies
Quoted companies
Definition
Quoted company is a company that has its shares listed on the Stock Market. This automatically qualifies such company as a public company.
Features
If all quoted companies are public companies, then the features of quoted companies are the same with that of public companies.
Refer back to the note on features of public companies in week 4 above.
Examples
Some of the examples of quoted companies are:
- Zenith Bank Plc,
- Nigeria Breweries Plc,
- Eagle Flour Mills Plc,
- Union Bank of Nig. Plc ,
- Total Plc,
- African Petroleum Plc,
- Sheraton Hotels and Towers Plc,
EVALUATION
- Define quoted company.
- List 5 features of a quoted company.
- Mention five examples of quoted companies.
Unquoted companies
Definition
This is a company that does not trade its shares on the Stock Market and so the shares are not listed.
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