Stock Issuance

/ˈstɑːk ɪˈsuːəns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The act or process by which a corporation issues new shares of stock to investors, representing ownership in the company.
    The company completed its stock issuance to raise capital for expansion.
  2. (n.) A formal offering of stock pursuant to securities regulations, often involving registration or exemption notices.
    The stock issuance was conducted in compliance with all SEC requirements.

Forms

  • stock issuance
  • stock issuances

Commentary

Stock issuance is a key corporate finance event governed by securities law; drafters should specify whether reference is to the general act or to a formal regulated offering.

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