Is it empty-handed to buy assets through non-public offering of shares?

The role of non-public offering of shares:

First, raise public awareness of stock investment. As far as the whole country is concerned, people's awareness of financial management and investment is still not high, and their understanding of stocks is not enough. Stocks have neither returns nor benefits, and they are risky. Some people even confuse stocks with bonds. The practice of non-public offering of stocks can make investors see and feel the investment effect, which is conducive to expanding the publicity and popularization of stocks and stock market knowledge, cultivating public awareness of investment and laying a beneficial foundation for the development of the stock market.

Second, enrich the enterprise's own capital. At present, enterprises have too little self-owned capital, technical transformation is difficult to achieve, and the phenomenon of aging equipment and backward technology cannot be changed, which greatly limits the self-development of enterprises. Issuing stocks can quickly gather a large amount of funds, which can not only enrich the enterprise's own capital, but also save financial funds. At present, it is still difficult to issue shares on a large scale, and it is undoubtedly a favorable choice to develop non-public offering in a planned way.

Third, increase employees' sense of ownership. Internal employee stock ownership is applicable to almost all kinds of companies. After employees become shareholders, their dividends are linked to the company's benefits, and they share risks and benefits. Being able to participate in company management through shareholder representatives can make employees more concerned about the company's production and development, share the fate with the company and improve labor productivity. It also adds an economic means to the management of the company, which is helpful to improve the cohesion of the company and mobilize the enthusiasm of employees.

Fourth, it is conducive to social stability. Non-public offering of shares can not be listed and traded in social securities trading institutions, but can only be limited to transfer within the company. The price fluctuation is small and the risk is small, which is suitable for the public's psychological state. If this is not the case, but a large number of publicly listed stocks are launched in the society at once, then investors are prone to abnormal behavior under the condition of insufficient psychological preparation and low understanding, thus affecting social stability.