PRIVATE BUSINESSES

-PRESENTATION-
WHAT IS A A private company is owned by a small number of

PRIVATE
shareholders, members of the company or a
non-governmental organization, and does not offer its
shares for sale to the general public.

COMPANY?
 TYPES OF ● SOLE TRADERS
PARTNERSHIPS
PRIVATE
●
● LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES
● COOPERATIVES

COMPANIES ●
●
FRANCHISES
TYPES OF COMPANY INTEGRATION
SDFD
A sole trader is a person who owns their own business and
does not have a partner or any shareholders.
dfd
 A partnership is a form of business where two or more
people share ownership, as well as the responsibility for
managing the company and the income or losses the
business generates.
 LIMITED Is a business enterprise formed by a minimum of

LIABILITY
two shareholders.
The company is finances are separate from the

COMPANIES personal finances of their shareholders….

 LIMITED COMPANIES, IN TURN, ARE DIVIDED:

● Private limited companies:they cannot offer ● Public limited companies: they must have
shares to the public and they cannot be at least two shareholders and share
quoted on the stock exchange
capital
 ● Society formed by producers,
sellers or consumers in order to

COOPERATIVES produce, buy or sell to obtain

benefits for all
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The franchise is an associated
trade system between
financial and independent
companies…
 ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
● Reduction of risk for their investment ● Initial fees can be high
● Management help and training ● Limited freedom and flexibility
● Promotion thanks to the franchisor
 Limited partnership: Because
WHICH COMPANY It is a company of a
WOULD WE commercial nature that has
two types of partners: general
CHOOSE? partners and limited partners.