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public float (For instance to offer public float in the UK, a company must be incorporated, i.e. be a public limited liability company under UK law. WK Alexander Demidov); public floatation (The sale of shares may take two forms, a public floatation as typically used in Western Europe, and a trade sale such as seen in Central and Eastern Europe. | This situation holds good in a buoyant primary debt market wherein the costs of a public floatation taken together with the coupon rate payable on the debt ... Alexander Demidov) |
