A Public Company Limited by Shares is a company formed for the purpose of carrying on business to make profit for its shareholders. The liability of members is limited to the amount, if any, unpaid on the shares they hold. It is classified as a public company because it may invite the public to subscribe for its shares and does not restrict the transfer of shares, as defined by its constitution. Example: Large-scale businesses and corporations, Financial institutions, Manufacturing and industrial companies, Listed companies on the Ghana Stock Exchange.
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