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Hlo guys 

Do you want to know about Shares or share capital??
 Because it is not only important for your exam but also for your knowledge about companies and startups. 
 Yaa It is not only important for being a meritorious student of accounts but also for your upcoming future relating to companies

So here is what you are searching for:
“Shares, shares are the smallest units of share capital” 
Company needs capital to run the business so it collects money from public at large in form of shares as small portion or contributions which in turn converted into larger amount of share capital.

you can also calculate it!!    Surprised!!!!!

Yeah you can!!  It is as simple as you see dreams in the night.
So listen carefully,

 You have to divide share capital of the company by the face value of share. Sounds Simple???

Yeah simple , see the formula   
No. of share = share capital/ face value of share   
Suppose, 

Itc ltd. Which is india’s largest Cigarette making company and also a FMCG co. ( fast moving consumer goods means which deals in manufacturing the daily use products as food items, costmatics etc.) having share capital of rs. 20000000 face value of each share is rs. 10. And you have to calculate no of shares of the company………………………….

it is as simple as you think you have to divide share capital by the face value of share.
See no of share will be 2000000  are you surprised how??? Then you should go to the formula which I have discussed earlier no of share = 20000000 (share capital) / 10 (face value of share) which comes out 2000000.

Now you have learnt what is share and how will you calculate no of shares in a situation. Trust me it will help you more in your studies…….

Here is a video link you can know more about share by me. you will learn how company collects a large amount of capital from public at large with in a few days. This video will help you in building your understanding with companies and shares… so stay tuned with us.

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Thank you

Shivam garg
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  1. Prachi tyagiDecember 21, 2019 at 6:51 AM

    It's amazing.... As simple to learn it🤞😊.....we proud on u shivam sir🙏

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  2. UnknownDecember 22, 2019 at 8:43 PM

    Thankx a lot bhai for sharing this blog.

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