What is a non-listed public company?

Can someone enlighten me?

Are these non-listed public companies?

NTUC Fairprice
NUS Co-op bookstore


Thanks.

(17-01-2012 09:35 PM)B2N Wrote:  Can someone enlighten me?

Are these non-listed public companies?

NTUC Fairprice
NUS Co-op bookstore


Thanks.

Both are Co-operatives.

Non-listed means not listed on the stock exchange. Public company means hv unlimited no. of shareholders.

(17-01-2012 09:42 PM)Leaner Wrote:  

(17-01-2012 09:35 PM)B2N Wrote:  Can someone enlighten me?

Are these non-listed public companies?

NTUC Fairprice
NUS Co-op bookstore


Thanks.

Both are Co-operatives.

Non-listed means not listed on the stock exchange. Public company means hv unlimited no. of shareholders.

Private Co : not listed for trading in any exchange..shares are dealt on private basis...no open price...either limited or unlimited entity...Lao Niang Chee (unlimited) or Lao Niang Pte Ltd...

Public Co : Shares are listed in an exchange for trading openly...limited liabilities of all shareholers..who only lose up to the cost of shareholding (Save acted as guarantor)..China A, China B, China C, China D...ETC

(18-01-2012 08:35 AM)Wang kw Wrote:  

(17-01-2012 09:42 PM)Leaner Wrote:  

(17-01-2012 09:35 PM)B2N Wrote:  Can someone enlighten me?

Are these non-listed public companies?

NTUC Fairprice
NUS Co-op bookstore


Thanks.

Both are Co-operatives.

Non-listed means not listed on the stock exchange. Public company means hv unlimited no. of shareholders.

Private Co : not listed for trading in any exchange..shares are dealt on private basis...no open price...either limited or unlimited entity...Lao Niang Chee (unlimited) or Lao Niang Pte Ltd...

Public Co : Shares are listed in an exchange for trading openly...limited liabilities of all shareholers..who only lose up to the cost of shareholding (Save acted as guarantor)..China A, China B, China C, China D...ETC

Thanks, but I am still unsure..

By the term non-listed public companies, public companies need not be listed, right?

Can Co-operatives be public companies, since they also have shares for public to own?

Thanks.

B2N, y do u want to koe this diff leh?

Public companies got unltd shareholders and each liability is up to the amt invested. Listed and non-listed is up to you.

Co-operatives also hv shares just like NTUC Coop and can pay div too. But one is under Co Act and the other under Cooperatives Act. Two distinctly diff legislation lah.

(18-01-2012 08:35 AM)Wang kw Wrote:  

(17-01-2012 09:42 PM)Leaner Wrote:  

(17-01-2012 09:35 PM)B2N Wrote:  Can someone enlighten me?

Are these non-listed public companies?

NTUC Fairprice
NUS Co-op bookstore


Thanks.

Both are Co-operatives.

Non-listed means not listed on the stock exchange. Public company means hv unlimited no. of shareholders.

Private Co : not listed for trading in any exchange..shares are dealt on private basis...no open price...either limited or unlimited entity...Lao Niang Chee (unlimited) or Lao Niang Pte Ltd...

Public Co : Shares are listed in an exchange for trading openly...limited liabilities of all shareholers..who only lose up to the cost of shareholding (Save acted as guarantor)..China A, China B, China C, China D...ETC

Hallo brother... I don't understand can enlighten me you code this company "unlimited entity...Lao Niang Chee (unlimited)" what does it mean Tell me pleasssseeee....

(18-01-2012 02:07 PM)Leaner Wrote:  B2N, y do u want to koe this diff leh?

Public companies got unltd shareholders and each liability is up to the amt invested. Listed and non-listed is up to you.

Co-operatives also hv shares just like NTUC Coop and can pay div too. But one is under Co Act and the other under Cooperatives Act. Two distinctly diff legislation lah.

Oh, actually is some declaration need to make and I don't know what they mean by this phrase.

I guess better ask them. Anyway, I think the coops should be considered as I don't think they bother about which Acts, but about if I am getting money from their shares.

Thanks.

Everything can be googled mah,

http://www.companyplanners.com.au/faqs/unlisted.shtml

why ask the blurr burry ones? It's like asking them to show private things in the public.