In a private limited company, shares cannot be traded on public stock exchanges like those of public companies. Instead, the transfer of shares is typically restricted and requires approval from the company's directors or existing shareholders, as outlined in the company's articles of association. This limitation helps maintain control over ownership and prevents unwanted external parties from acquiring shares. However, shares can still be sold or transferred privately, subject to these internal regulations.
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