Department Name |
Source |
Finacial Year |
Amount Sanctioned |
Purpose |
|
Any Other |
2013-2014 |
0 Rs |
Sources of Funds External Sources Long Term Sources A Share Capital The most important source of funds for a limited company It is often considered as permanent capital as it is not repaid by the business but the shareholder can have a share in the profit called dividend Three types of shares are Ordinary shares: The most common types of shares and the most riskiest shares Dividend depends on the profit of firm But all ordinary shareholders have voting rights Preference share |
|
Any Other |
2014-2015 |
0 Rs |
Sources of Funds External Sources Long Term Sources A Share Capital The most important source of funds for a limited company It is often considered as permanent capital as it is not repaid by the business but the shareholder can have a share in the profit called dividend Three types of shares are Ordinary shares: The most common types of shares and the most riskiest shares Dividend depends on the profit of firm But all ordinary shareholders have voting rights Preference share |
|
Any Other |
2015-2016 |
0 Rs |
Sources of Funds External Sources Long Term Sources A Share Capital The most important source of funds for a limited company It is often considered as permanent capital as it is not repaid by the business but the shareholder can have a share in the profit called dividend Three types of shares are Ordinary shares: The most common types of shares and the most riskiest shares Dividend depends on the profit of firm But all ordinary shareholders have voting rights Preference share |
|
Any Other |
2016-2017 |
0 Rs |
Sources of Funds External Sources Long Term Sources A Share Capital The most important source of funds for a limited company It is often considered as permanent capital as it is not repaid by the business but the shareholder can have a share in the profit called dividend Three types of shares are Ordinary shares: The most common types of shares and the most riskiest shares Dividend depends on the profit of firm But all ordinary shareholders have voting rights Preference share |