A private firm does not offer or trade its company shares to the general public but owned and traded or exchanged privately.
A private firm is a business unit established, owned, and operated by private individuals for profit.
It is a privately owned business or an industry run independently of the government.
A typical private firm is run by small number shareholders with full control of the governance.
A private firm does not offer or trade its company shares to the general public but owned and traded or exchanged privately.
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