WHAT IS MEAN BY SHARE & DEBENTURE? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THEM?
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Answer Posted / muhamad imran bajwa
a share is issued by company and those who buy share
becomes share holder . there will be part in profit of
share holder in the compay profit at the amount he invested
in the compny . but one thing is for to sure that no profit
will be recived in case of company made loss.
debenturs is issued by company when the company is facing
in finincial crises and those who avail the debentures
becomes the debenture holder.. the amount of inerest
against debentuers are fixed .
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