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Purchase by the company of its own shares is known popularly as _______.
utilisation of shares
buy back of shares
sweat equity shares
winding up of shares
- Option 1: Utilisation of shares
- This term is not commonly used in relation to purchasing a company's own shares.
- It generally refers to how shares are used or allocated, not specifically to buying them back.
- Option 2: Buy back of shares
- Correct Answer
- When a company buys its own outstanding shares to reduce the number of shares available on the open market.
- Companies do this to invest in themselves or improve share value.
- Option 3: Sweat equity shares
- These are shares given to employees or directors based on their work or contribution to the company.
- Not related to the company purchasing its shares.
- Option 4: Winding up of shares
- This involves the process of dissolving a company, not buying its own shares.
- Typically occurs during the closure of a business.
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