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The short answer is, it becomes a private company, no longer traded on the stock exchanges.
by RawData 11y ago
The short answer is, it becomes a private company, no longer traded on the stock exchanges.
- mrfusion 11y agoBut who would own it? There wouldn't be any shareholders left.
- TheOtherHobbes 11y agoThere wouldn't be any public shareholders left, and the shares would no longer be traded on the public markets. But it's still possible to own, sell, or give away the shares privately. It just means any dealings are by private agreement, and not open to public trade or analyst scrutiny. This also means the value is more likely to be estimated by relying on business fundamentals and perhaps some aggressive haggling, and not on public market sentiment.