What Is Capital Surplus?
Capital surplus refers to the amount by which the original sales of a company's stock exceeds its nominal value, that is, the premium of the stock issue.
Capital surplus
- Chinese name
- Capital surplus
- Nature
- Stock securities
- Subject
- economic
- Types of
- the term
- Capital surplus refers to the amount by which the original sales of a company's stock exceeds its nominal value, that is, the premium of the stock issue.
- Capital surplus or additional paid-in capital
- Refers to the amount by which the original sales of a company's stock exceeded its nominal value.
- In detail, when the bank issues ordinary shares, the issue price exceeds the par value and the balance of the issue expenses is removed. That is usually the stock issue premium.
- It is one of the core capitals of commercial banks.