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Authorised Capital [& Paid Up Capital]
When a company is formed and registered, a legal document is prepared called Memorandum of Association (MOA). Authorised Capital is indicated in MOA. As per MOA, the maximum capital a company can raise by issuing shares to public is capped as Authorised Capital
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Bonus Shares and Stock Split: Explained
Do bonus issue and stock split leads to more wealth creation?
The direct answer is NO. Bonus issue and stock split increase the number of shares held by the investors. But at the same time, there is also a proportional decrease in the share’s market price.
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How to Invest in Share Market
Investing in stocks isn’t just about quick profits; it’s about building wealth over time. Long-term investing allows us to ride out market fluctuations and benefit from the power of compounding. When we hold on to quality stocks, we give our investments the chance to grow and potentially multiply.
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What Are Retained Earnings
Retained earnings refer to the portion of a company’s profits that are not distributed as dividends to shareholders. Instead, they are kept within the company to fund various business-related activities. These activities can be operations, repaying debt, or investment in growth opportunities.
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What is Shareholder Equity
A company can have two sources of capital, equity, and debt. The capital so sourced is used to accumulate assets. The accumulated assets are then used to produce goods and services. The product is then sold in the market (Sales) to earn revenue and make profits. This happens when the business is operating normally.
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