A new company can raise finances from external sources, public issue of shares, debentures, term loans and public deposits. An existing company can raise funds from the internal sources, additionally.
A new company can raise finances from external sources, public issue of shares, debentures, term loans and public deposits. An existing company can raise funds from the internal sources, additionally.
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A new company can raise finances from external sources, public issue of shares, debentures, term loans and public deposits. An existing company can raise funds from the internal sources, additionally.
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Introduction A new company can raise finances from external sources, public issue of shares, debentures, term loans and public deposits. It has no other alternative, other than raising funds from external sources. However, an existing company can raise finances from the internal sources, additionally.
TYPES
Depreciation Retained earnings
MERITS OF RETAINED PROFITS
Company Shareholders society
NEED
Replacement of old assets, which have become obsolete. Expansion and growth of business. Redemption of loans and debentures.