sainsburys ownership
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J Sainsbury's is a PLC (Public limited Company); also Sainsbury's has a limited liability which means that no shareholder of Sainsbury's is personally responsible for the debts, obligations, or acts of the company. Shareholders own Public Limited Companies. The number of shares, which can be sold, is not restricted. Shareholders in public companies can sell shares to anybody. Problems arise when another company buys into the company in order to take over it. Some shareholders might not want to sell their shares but cannot stop the other shareholders selling theirs. Once a company or a person has 51% of the shares they have the dominance in that Company. Public companies differ from private companies in the fact they cannot regulate and restrict the number of shares to be sold.coda dar sedadaw orda dak inda foda da!
A process of setting up a PLC is very long...