Thank you for your question. When a company reduces the numb...
Thank you for your question. When a company reduces the number of shares outstanding, it means they are buying back its own shares from the market. This action decreases the total number of shares that are publicly available for trading. It does not remove smaller shareholders or investors from the company's register; it simply means that there are fewer shares in circulation. Shareholders who do not participate in the buyback will find that their proportionate ownership in the company may increase, as the total number of outstanding shares has decreased.
@103609701:1:18 I don't understand here. "... it will reduce the number of shares outstanding ...". So, the smaller share/investor can be removed?
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