Maximum shares a corporation can issue according to their corporate charter. Shares that were acquired by shareholders, but have been bought back by the Corporation. All shares that have been "purchased" by stockholders. The balance of shares that have not been sold to shareholders. All shares that have been purchased by and are currently held by shareholders. Issued Shares Outstanding Shares Authorized Shares Treasury Stock Unissued shares Minority shares
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