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What is a critical difference between public and private companies?

Author: Kuba Pastula



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A critical difference between public and private companies is that only public companies can sell shares to the public in order to raise equity finance. However, while all listed companies can raise finance on a stock exchange and are therefore public companies, not all public companies are listed companies.


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