what is maximum shareholding allowed to a individual in a listed public limited company?
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This discussion explores the maximum shareholding an individual can hold in a listed public limited company. While one might assume an individual could buy all shares, regulations often dictate otherwise. For private companies, there are specific minimum and maximum shareholder numbers. In contrast, for listed public companies, there isn't a specified limit on individual shareholding, though unlisted companies have different rules.
One person can buy all the applications I guess. That is because, share are issued to who ever will buy, or prorated if the applications are more than authorised shares
That is for a private company and when it is public company, minimum shareholders is seven at start up and subsequently maximum numbers of the shares are traded to general public. So is the case with private