Question ajoutée par Shoukat Ali Malik
, Specialties Moderator for Bayt.com community program, , Bayt.com (Middle East # 01 Job website)
Date de publication: 2013/12/16
If you want to be the sole owner and do not want to share the ownership with any one then the safest bet is sole ownership. But you may to grow fast.
If you have some trusted friends who have expertise or capital you can go partmership. It will grwfaster but will be less secure.
A public limited company gives the option of unlimited growth and also unlimited risks.
bank loans become easire , you can ask for public subscription but you are dealing in many more people.
Some unpaid creditors including banks may be members of your board and may veto descisions you may take. In certain circumstances, outsiders and even the government can take over the company.
