Rolls RoyceRolls Royce is a public limited company. Become a public limited company. A memorandum of association, articles of association and statutory declaration are required. When Rolls Royce obtained its certificate of incorporation, it began publishing a prospectus. This means they can issue shares for inventors to buy and raise capital from the market. Advantage: PLC raises a large amount of capital to expand its business or diversified businesses. . In case one of the industrialists suffers a decline, the other industrialists can cover the loss. So that it can reduce the risks. They can raise money in many ways. For example: issuing stocks, bonds, etc. They raise capital more easily and the interest rate would be very low. They employ skills and specialists to manage their business and develop new products. Companies respond to the market efficiently. And they design appropriate products for potential customers. Generates profits for the company. The PLC has limited liability. When the company fails. The shareholder will not be required to lose his assets to pay debts. You only lose what they have invested in the company. It's a kind of protection for shareholders. Production costs can be lower. Companies purchase regular bulk and basic raw materials. They enjoy economies of scale. Con: Raising money for the stock market can be expensive and risky. As if people think the corporate aspect is not good. They won't buy the shares. And the company can't raise money. As a joint-stock company, it cannot keep its financing and some plans secret. This information can be easily acquired by competitors and do some planning against the company. Many shareholders lose control of the company. This is because shares are bought and sold freely on the foreign exchange market. If other companies target the company, they can take it over. Additionally, most of the organization has divided ownership and management of the company. This means that the manager can make bad decisions that cause suffering to shareholders. PLC is a large company. They have to deal with millions of customers. In other words, it can meet individual needs versus individual business. So they will not purchase the products or use the services. The company loses customers and loses profits. The objectives of the Rolls Royce Group... half of paper ......ble donations, approximately 1,565,000 contributions were made to projects through the Group's corporate sponsorship committee and through educational programs: business start-up programmes, environmental education projects etc. Additionally, Rolls Royce opens its sector for different communities to visit every year. They also give kids the chance to learn more about the aviation industry by offering to attend the air show for free. It's about piquing their interest and encouraging them to learn science. Earning profit“Rolls-Royce targets and providing long-term revenue security.”The group's priority is to regularly increase margins. In 2003, the rapid growth in demand for military engines is very profitable and achieves significant contact with engines and services. The business is expected to continue growing by 10 percent in 2004. Gross margin increased from 16.3% to 17.3% due to the substantial increase in engine demand. They would reserve part of the profit for research and development of its products. To motivate employees, they increase training and rewards for their employees. They expect profit growth of 10%. 2004.