A Andy New member May 16, 2009 #1 On a companies financial statement, do the number of shares outstanding represent 100% of the company? Or is it possible to only sell 50% of the company in stock (I guess that would make it half private, half public)?
On a companies financial statement, do the number of shares outstanding represent 100% of the company? Or is it possible to only sell 50% of the company in stock (I guess that would make it half private, half public)?
