When a company receives cash after issuing stocks, these stocks become issued stocks.
"When a company receives cash after issuing stocks, these stocks become issued stocks. The capital of a joint stock limited company is divided into shares, and the amount of each share is equal. After selling these shares, the company raises capital and becomes the issued shares. Therefore, shares are the most fundamental constituent unit of a company's capital, and each share cannot be subdivided. The person who buys shares of a company is called a shareholder, and the shareholder becomes one of the owners of the company through the acquired shares. The issued shares indicate all rights relations between the company and shareholders.
Therefore, shares are the most fundamental constituent unit of a company's capital, and each share cannot be subdivided. It indicates all rights relations between the company and shareholders."
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