C.C.C. stands for 'Cwmni Cyfyngedig Cyhoeddus,' which is the Welsh equivalent of a Public Limited Company (plc) in English. It refers to a type of company in Wales that is permitted to offer its shares to the public.
A Public Limited Company, abbreviated as PLC or (c.c.c.) in Welsh, is a type of company whose shares are traded freely on a stock exchange and can be bought by the general public. These companies adhere to more complex regulations and scrutiny to ensure transparency and protect investors.
A public limited company (PLC) is a type of company under UK, Indian, and certain Commonwealth countries' law which is publicly traded and operates with limited liability.
A company registered under the Companies Act as a public company, authorized to offer shares and securities to the public. A PLC has stricter regulatory requirements compared to private companies.
