Which of the following companies may issue share warrants?

A Companies limited by guarantee
B Private limited companies
C Public limited companies
D Trust

Correct Answer: Public limited companies

Public limited companies may issue share warrants. Warrants are sold by companies as a way to raise capital. Although a company could sell stock to raise money, the Securities and Exchange Commission regulates the number of shares a company is allowed to issue. Some companies will issue warrants as a way to sweeten a deal during a takeover or restructuring.
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