Forum - View topicNEWS: Good Smile Company Becomes a 'Public Company'
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Kicksville
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Ooooooooooooh. Now the pun used for Phantom Quest Corp's original title makes sense! ...oh err don't mind me, carry on. |
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FlamingLight
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Wait, what's the difference exactly?
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samuelp
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Technical Japanese business law stuff involving the corporate structure and reporting requirements. More practically "kabushiki gaisha" are the normal kinds and are the most "trusted" by other businesses. Most other kinds of businesses in Japan like "LLC" (goudou kaisha) or limited (yuugen) kaisha can be "upgraded" to a full kabushiki gaisha by filing the appropriate paperwork and appointing board members, etc... |
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reanimator
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So they're going to offer stocks in the future? |
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luffypirate
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"unlimited company" ("mugen gaisha")
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samuelp
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Not necessarily. A kabushiki gaisha simply means that it's owned by stock holders, not that the stocks are offered publicly. However if they did want to do an IPO in the future this is a required first step. |
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zr2008
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I would totally like to own a share of Goodsmile stock. I wonder how hard it is to buy a Japanese companies stock.
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FlamingLight
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Ah, ok, thanks for the reply. :3 |
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