"Share issuance" refers to the process of a company creating and selling new shares of its stock to investors or the public. It is a way for companies to raise funds for various purposes, such as expanding their business or paying off debts. By issuing new shares, the company offers ownership stakes in exchange for investment. These shares can be bought by individuals, institutions, or other companies, potentially providing them with dividends and potential future profits if the company performs well.
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