A listed company refers to a joint stock limited company whose publicly issued shares are listed and traded on the stock exchange with the approval of the securities administration department authorized by the State Council or the State Council.
An unlisted company refers to a joint stock limited company whose shares are not listed and traded on a stock exchange.
2. Is management centralized?
Listed companies have scattered shares, troublesome management and lack of concentration.
Unlisted companies are relatively centralized and easy to manage.
3. Are shareholders recognized in practice?
Listed companies have a high reputation. Externally, they have high popularity and high credibility.
In practice, the shareholder recognition of non-listed companies is much lower than that of listed companies, and their credit is relatively low.
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The difference between listed companies and ordinary companies;
1. Listed companies have stricter requirements for financial disclosure than unlisted joint-stock companies.
2. The stocks of listed companies can be listed on the stock exchange and traded freely (all or part, each country has different systems), while the stocks of unlisted companies cannot be traded on the stock exchange.
3. The accountability systems of listed companies and unlisted companies are different.
4. The conditions for listing a listed company are: the total amount of the share capital department is more than 30 million yuan.
5, listed companies can get the right to integrate social resources (such as public offering of shares) non-listed companies do not have this right.
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