Hlutafélagafjármunar
Hlutafélagafjármunar, often translated as "joint-stock finance" or "shareholder financing," refers to the method by which companies raise capital through the issuance and sale of shares of stock. In this system, a company is divided into units of ownership called shares, and these shares are offered to investors. The investors, who become shareholders, provide capital to the company in exchange for a stake in its ownership and potential future profits.
This form of financing is a cornerstone of modern corporate structures. It allows companies to access significant
The process typically involves a legal framework where the company, as a legal entity, issues shares. These