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Explanation: Share Capital in Equity refers to the portion of a company’s equity financing that represents the total value of shares issued and outstanding to shareholders. It represents the amount of capital raised by the company through the sale of its common or preferred stock. Share capital in equity is a critical component of a company’s capital structure and represents the ownership stake held by shareholders in the business.
Example: TCS has share capital of 366 crore rupees as of FY23, indicating the total value of shares issued and outstanding to its shareholders. This amount represents the equity capital contributed by investors in exchange for ownership rights in TCS. Share capital is a key source of funding for companies, providing them with the necessary capital to finance operations, investments, and growth initiatives. By issuing shares, companies can raise funds from investors without incurring debt, thereby strengthening their balance sheet and equity base.
You can view the Share Capital for any company on Radar under Equity Capital in the Balance Sheet section.