What Is a Public Float?

1. Financial disclosure requirements;

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The public float is the total number of shares issued minus the shares held by company managers, directors, or other beneficial shareholders holding more than 10% of the shares.

1. Financial disclosure requirements;

2. Responsibility to shareholders and short-term operating behavior caused by market pressure;

3. Pressure to pay dividends;

4. dilution of ownership income;

5. The cost of conversion to public shareholding usually accounts for 6 to 13% of the total issue.

6. Frequent internal and external pressure assessments.

1. Easy to raise new capital;

2. Diversify liquidity and investment for existing shareholders;

3. Create negotiable instruments;

4. Enhance the flexibility of the company's equity capital financing;

5. Improve company image.