Thursday, September 15, 2011

How does the stock of a company help that company after it is initially sold?

How does the stock of a company help that company after it is initially sold? I know that they receive the IPO, but does the company make money from the everyday buying and selling of their stock in one of the stock market exchanges? Thanks!|||it doesn't help directly





the # of shares will be used to calculate earnings per share, but if a stock triples in price, the corporation itself doesn't really see any benefit from that - the people that own the stock do





stock sold on stock exchanges after the IPO has nothing to do with the corporation - only the shareholders|||The stockholders own the company, unless it can earn enough to buy its stock back from them.|||1. Initially sold stock helps company to fund their upcoming operations since debt ends up with paying interest on it


2. Exchanging the stock in stock markets increase their value by creating demand for them.

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