Answer / dimple

Stock that has been repurchased by the issuing company. These shares don't
pay dividends, have no voting rights, and should not be included in shares
outstanding calculations.

Answer / anji

Stock that has been repurchased by the issuing company.
These shares don't
pay dividends, have no voting rights, and should not be
included in shares
outstanding calculations.

Answer / vijay

Treasury stock is also called as Buffer stock where company
can repurchase the shares then it is known as treasure stock
and these shares not having any voting right and no dividend
will paid to these shares

Answer / charusheela

Treasury share is share which issuing company bought back
thereby reducing the amount of outstanding stock in open
market. when the shares are repurchased they are either
cancelled or held for reissue. if they are not cancelled
it refer as treasury stock.

Answer / dharmvir

Treasury stock is also called as Buffer stock where company
can repurchase the shares then it is known as treasure
stock.. These shares don't pay dividends, have no voting
rights, and should not be included in shares outstanding
calculations.

Answer / mahendar

Treasury share means the company repurchase its own equity
instrument. These share are any benfits are not recorded
and it not showing the balancesheet. but cost of tresury
stock deduct from the capital. any gain or loss not be
recognised.

Answer / nagarjunamfm@gmail.com

it is stock should not treated as outstanding stock

Answer / ashrita

Treasury stock is any shares issued by a corporation that
have been repurchased by the company and are currently not
offered for sale to investors. The stock is not considered
to be outstanding, although the shares remain active and
may be resold by the corporation at some future date. There
is no time limit on how long a company may hold on to
treasury stock.

A company may choose to collect treasury stock for several
reasons. Repurchasing issued shares of stock is often a way
to counter a takeover attempt. By re-acquiring enough
shares of issued stock, the company can effectively prevent
a corporate raider from buying enough shares to initiate a
takeover bid. If successful in preventing the hostile
takeover, the company may be able to purchase any shares in
the control of the raider and then begin to reissue the
shares to other investors.

Another common application of treasury stock is to provide
a foundation for stock option programs for executives and
other employees of the company. In the case of an Employee
Stock Option Plan (ESOP), shares of one class of stock may
be repurchased and converted into another class in order to
comply with the terms of the plan. Once converted, the
shares are no longer considered treasury stock, and carry
any privileges specified by the structure of the ESOP.


At its discretion, a company may choose to hold onto
treasury stock for an indefinite period of time. While in
the possession of the corporation, the stock is stored in
the treasury of the company. The company can also elect to
cancel or retire the shares, if this is determined to be in
the best interests of the corporation. Any action that
releases the shares of stock from the company treasury
change the status of the shares. This means shares that are
retired or reissued for purchase are no longer considered
treasury stock.

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