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What happens to stocks you have in a society where the business is sold or acquired by another company?
It depends on the structure recovery. If you own shares in a listed company and is bought by another company, will describe a proposal that shareholders receive for their actions – Shares of the acquiring company, cash or a combination of both. Usually, there will be a proxy vote to see if the shareholders in accordance with the terms of the acquisition. If the vote is past and anti-monopoly rules are respected (Hart Scott Rodino Act), then you will receive your account (shares of the acquirer, cash per share, a combo of both), once the quota target offers begins. If your shares are held in a brokerage account, your broker will automatically exhcange shares through the depositary and you will see the exchange from your account. If the company you have shares in a desperate financial situation when it was acquired, the stock that has value or not depending on the terms of the acquisition. This is usually called a recapitalization. For example, if the company had large debts when it was purchased and not sufficient capital, debt holders can effectively "own" society, so I get some debt, but shareholders get nothing. Therefore, depends on the details. Again, if your shares are held in a brokerage account, they know.
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