How do listed companies get funds from the stock market?
1, stock pledge
Listed companies pledge their stocks to obtain certain cash. Stock pledge is generally used for listed companies with excellent performance, moderate circulating share capital and good liquidity.
2. Reduce holdings
The major shareholders of listed companies can obtain funds by reducing their holdings in the secondary market.
3. Additional issuance
If the stock price performs well and the market has confidence in individual stocks, then listed companies will issue additional shares to the public to get some cash.
How do shareholders of listed companies make profits?
Shareholders of listed companies can obtain capital profits through trading after the stock price rises, and can also obtain asset profits through dividends of listed companies. Under normal circumstances, the dividend profit of listed companies is relatively stable, and the profit depends on the performance level of listed companies. However, the stability of the profits obtained by the exchange after the stock price rises is weak, and the amount of profits depends on the stock price.
Generally speaking, no matter what financing method a listed company adopts, it must ensure that the company operates relatively healthily, otherwise investors will not invest easily. That's all. I hope it helps you.