What Are Outstanding Shares?

Circulation shares refer to the number of shares of listed companies that can be circulated on the exchange. The concept is relative to the securities market. Among the tradable stocks, they can be divided into A shares, B shares, legal person shares and overseas listed shares according to different market attributes. Corresponding to tradable shares, there are non-tradable shares. Non-tradable shares mainly refer to state shares and legal person shares that are temporarily unavailable for circulation.

Outstanding shares

Tradable shares are

The tradable shares are the two stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange and Beijing.

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A shares

MSCI Country Index

Macromedia

PT stock

Non-tradable shares refer to listed companies on the Chinese securities market that cannot be bought and sold freely on the trading market (including state shares, state-owned legal person shares,

Outstanding shares

Domestic and foreign legal person shares, originating natural person shares, etc.); except for the circulation rights, these shares have different rights and obligations. However, non-tradable shares are not completely unavailable for trading, but can be circulated through auction or transfer by agreement. However, if this is done, the approval of the Securities Regulatory Commission must be obtained before the transaction can take effect.

Circulation stock refers to the part that can be bought and sold in the securities market, that is, it can be freely circulated.

The relevant information of this entry conforms to the situation of full circulation supervision. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange revised the "Listing Rules for Stocks" 09:21 September 5, 2008 Xiaofei's "selling at a low price" is not stupid 14:52 April 28, 2008