Shechemite
Be the sun and all will see you
BeKinder75.
Blimey!
Blimey!
BrewDog: yet another hip company using 'rebel' language to sell its stuff
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hiraethified
Yeah you'll be fine!
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hiraethified
Wow. Dodgy. As. Fuck.
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Arsed
I didn't know you could be a plc without listing on an exchange. How are shares bought and sold? Can't get my head around it
nick
Pleomorphic Adenomas R us
no - you can't be on an exchange without being a plc
If I remember: Ltd- shares can't be offered to the public / Plc = they can
Think you also need a touch more share capital for a plc
The article mentions how they are sold - an annual swap day . Thats a new one to me
here you go Difference between PLC and LTD - Public vs private
one of the main differences between private limited companies and public limited companies include:
If I remember: Ltd- shares can't be offered to the public / Plc = they can
Think you also need a touch more share capital for a plc
The article mentions how they are sold - an annual swap day . Thats a new one to me
here you go Difference between PLC and LTD - Public vs private
one of the main differences between private limited companies and public limited companies include:
- public companies can offer their shares for sale to the general public
- two directors are required for public companies whereas only one is needed for a private company
- public companies cannot accept an undertaking to do work or perform services as consideration for allotment of shares
- public companies cannot purchase their own shares out of capital
- public companies must appoint a Company Secretary who is suitably qualified
- public companies have six months in which to file their annual accounts as opposed to private companies which have nine months
- public companies are required to hold an annual general meeting whereas this is generally not a requirement for private companies
Shechemite
Be the sun and all will see you
I’ve emailed @Spymaster’s Masonic hedge fund manager for more info on buying/selling on the market.
Still waiting to hear more about my drive by idea
Still waiting to hear more about my drive by idea
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Yeah ltd just means private limited - when they talk about private equity it means buying and selling unlisted private ltd companies which is risky. Plc is public limited company so its been floated and listed and shares can be traded. I don't really get how you go public without being listed on one of the exchanges, but there must be a way cos they have
nick
Pleomorphic Adenomas R us
we're straying off topic but:
How do you change a private company to a public company?
A private company can be re-registered as a public company, in line with Part 7 of the Companies Act 2006, by:
What are the pros and cons of going public?
The key benefit of becoming a PLC is to be able to raise capital through selling shares to the general public. Also, going public often generates publicity, introducing a company and their products to new consumers. However, there are more rules and requirements with which public companies must comply. So, this is generally only a suitable option for fairly mature companies, with a suitably advanced infrastructure, looking to expand.
PLC / public doesn't mean its been floated - but it needs 50,000 of issued share capital (it doesn't have to have been paid up though)
How do you change a private company to a public company?
A private company can be re-registered as a public company, in line with Part 7 of the Companies Act 2006, by:
- passing a special resolution (at least 75% of shareholder votes in favour)
- delivering Form RR01 to Companies House
What are the pros and cons of going public?
The key benefit of becoming a PLC is to be able to raise capital through selling shares to the general public. Also, going public often generates publicity, introducing a company and their products to new consumers. However, there are more rules and requirements with which public companies must comply. So, this is generally only a suitable option for fairly mature companies, with a suitably advanced infrastructure, looking to expand.
PLC / public doesn't mean its been floated - but it needs 50,000 of issued share capital (it doesn't have to have been paid up though)
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Nothing illegal here (on the face of it). It's loopholes being exploited, but as a business owner who doesn't do this shit, I do actually find this fucking irritating.
Cheers.
nick
Pleomorphic Adenomas R us
This
teuchter
je suis teuchter
Not going to retract your pro water stance then.
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Arsed
I mean it sounds like one shareholder taking a fuck load out of the business at the expense of all the other shareholders (punks with equity) and the revenue tbf
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Arsed
Are you pro women? What about rose west then eh
teuchter
je suis teuchter
Exactly. "Are you pro X or Y" is a stupid question unless it is specific.
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Can't believe you don't like water, nature boy
BassJunkie
Clams on the half shell, and roller skates.
I'm no fan of their beers, or their schtick for that matter. However until now I hadn't appreciated what unforgivable, disgusting, abhorrent, repugnant cunts they are.
Thru? THRU? FFS! It's surely 'through'? Have they run out of fucking space? No more than 4 letters? Twats.
Thru? THRU? FFS! It's surely 'through'? Have they run out of fucking space? No more than 4 letters? Twats.
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
I fucking hate it. Hoppy fizzpiss.
But I do like the bars and the business model (ex-Watt's apparent mephitic greediness).
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
Spymaster
Plastic Paddy
Well it's not dodgy (depending on one's definition of dodgy - mine is 'illegal') but it's certainly a bit shit and very disappointing, if accurate.
Perhaps this is something that you and I can finally agree on.
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Arsed
I mean it is potentially illegal tbf, one of them where HMRC would have to try and demonstrate actions were deliberately taken to remunerate whatshisface without incurring the tax liability and it would come down to the court case and the judge on the day. Not that I'm accusing whatshisface of illegality, just commenting that you can't really say it is legal or illegal
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Arsed
Well yeah that but also tax. Dividend can't be offset against corporation tax, payment for services can be.
nick
Pleomorphic Adenomas R us
One has to assume that, wherever the money ends up it is properly accounted for to the tax authorities - allowable cost in one co is a revenue in another etc
However a couple of interesting loans through some of our more exotic dependencies can do wonders - or perhaps a licensing agreement for IP from the luxembourg offshoot
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hiraethified
If they're promoting people driving to their bar in their polluting cars and then making them park on a zebra crossing (and potentially endanger people using the crossing) to pick their overpriced hipster beer, then it's yet another reason why they're a bunch of cunts.
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