SMSN 962.5 -0.2591% TYT 2657.5 2.9241% SMSD 806.0 0.2488% SMSN 979.0 1.4508% RIGD 60.5 0.8333% RIGD 60.0 -0.6623% SHEL 2444.0 0.5141% AZN 10378.0 0.1544% BHP 1829.2321 -0.3957% HSBA 824.502 -2.4489% ULVR 4797.0 -0.3945% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4575.0 -0.229% LLPC 1.5375 -99.0% DGED 112.4 1.4257% BP 362.9 1.4396% SBID 94.6 0.3181% DGE 2104.0 0.6699% GSK 1390.5 0.8339% REL 3962.5 0.4691%
SMSN 962.5 -0.2591% TYT 2657.5 2.9241% SMSD 806.0 0.2488% SMSN 979.0 1.4508% RIGD 60.5 0.8333% RIGD 60.0 -0.6623% SHEL 2444.0 0.5141% AZN 10378.0 0.1544% BHP 1829.2321 -0.3957% HSBA 824.502 -2.4489% ULVR 4797.0 -0.3945% CYPC 40.6 0.0% RIO 4575.0 -0.229% LLPC 1.5375 -99.0% DGED 112.4 1.4257% BP 362.9 1.4396% SBID 94.6 0.3181% DGE 2104.0 0.6699% GSK 1390.5 0.8339% REL 3962.5 0.4691%

Recapitalisation

Updated on August 29, 2023

Recapitalisation is typically a type of corporate restructuring, which adjusts a company’s equity and debt ratio to bring in a more stable corporate structure. A company with low liquidity and decent business model, tend to reach recapitalisation, which allows it to exchange one form of financing for another to improve financial stability and check the financial risk.

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