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In the UK, companies can legally sell shares at a higher price than their basic value, creating what's called share premium. This extra money is noted in the share premium account, part of the company's financial records.
Deciding to sell shares at a premium is influenced by things like how well the company is doing financially, market conditions, and their big-picture goals. When investors are willing to pay more for shares, it shows they believe in the company's future success.
The share premium account gives the company financial flexibility. They can use this extra money for different things, like growing the business, paying off debts, giving out bonus shares, or covering losses. But there are rules on how this money can be used, and it has to follow regulations and be in the best interest of the company and its shareholders.
Deciding to sell shares at a premium is influenced by things like how well the company is doing financially, market conditions, and their big-picture goals. When investors are willing to pay more for shares, it shows they believe in the company's future success.
The share premium account gives the company financial flexibility. They can use this extra money for different things, like growing the business, paying off debts, giving out bonus shares, or covering losses. But there are rules on how this money can be used, and it has to follow regulations and be in the best interest of the company and its shareholders.