ADD-ON
Additional shares placed on the market by a company who has already gone public. The reason why a company might render an add-on financing may include cash raising for the funding of an existing operation, paying for a new project, or expanding operations. While an add-on may be truly help in raising cash, it may cause the decline of the price share of the company, and current shareholders may be reduced.
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Foreclosure Action
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United States Dollar
The USD (United States Dollar) is the abbreviation for the currency of the United States of America. The United States dollar is equivalent to 100 ...
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