0 a company whose shares can be traded on a country's main stock market
1 a company whose shares are bought and sold on a particular stock market:
Fortunately the company prospered in its new home and in due course it became a publicly listed company.
Our company structure is very important to the operation of the business world, especially that of the private listed company.
If a company is a listed company, it will have to produce not merely the aggregate but the breakdown.
I am a director of a listed company which owns/ operates a number of acute private hospitals.
Secondly, the company will adopt new articles of association—again, those appropriate for a listed company.
In the event of a change of control in a listed company, all shareholders should be afforded equivalent treatment and minority shareholders should be protected.
The stock exchange listing rules require that the gains of each director under any share option scheme operated by a listed company be disclosed.
This principle normally implies that persons acquiring control of a listed company should launch a mandatory bid over the capital held by minority shareholders.
