What are investors' relationships?

Investors' relations are the activities of a publicly traded company that deals with the publication or publication of information to the company holders and shares. Investors' relations also apply to activities that are obliged to support the market regulatory requirements. It is very important that the information is published to investors correctly and on time. This is necessary to ensure that the marketplace remains fair and equal conditions for all who participate. Investors' relations relate to any information about the company that can affect the price of shares or earnings of the company. Revenue revenues, earnings 'forecasts, annual and quarterly reports, and most press releases are part of relations with investors and liability of an official or department for investors. Financial information, but the current trend is to increase the scope to the extent that almost everything issued is the liability of the investors' relations. This is partly due to increased regulatory requirements and also partly because ofRecognition that almost everything the company does, or eventually affects profits or stock price.

If you are considering investing in the company and want more information, you contact the investors' relationships department. Their role is to communicate with you with you and provide any necessary information. They will be very useful because in the real sense they are also trying to sell you. It is in the best interest of the company to attract investors because investors are a source of capital for the company and increased investors' interest leads to an increase in the company's shares. The department of relationships between investors is the only interaction of the company with a stock market, which is full control of.