Is there any benefit that the actual company can get if the stock price goes up?
It doesn't mean that the company owns stocks just because the price goes up, so it doesn't seem to be particularly profitable for the company.
603 2017-07-14 Gentleman
That's right. Sometimes the company owns its own shares, but it's rare, so it doesn't benefit from a particularly high valuation gain.
Even if the company owns stocks, it is difficult to receive benefits because it is bought for the purpose of stock burning.
It's just normal that there's no benefit as you said.
However, if the company needs more money, there are cases where a paid-in capital increase is made, and in the case of stocks that have a good stock price increase, the paid-in capital increase is smooth.
@3 It's both right and wrong...
If the company needs more money, it means that the company doesn't work well
Then, stock prices are often already falling a lot.
Therefore, there is nothing to benefit from because a rise in stock prices is not something to raise for a paid-in capital increase.
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