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Q.2. A government company is a company in which the
paid-up capital held by the government is not less than
49 percent
51 percent
50percent
25 percent​

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Answered by Anonymous
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51 percent

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In a government company, the paid-up capital held by the state or central government is at least 51 percent of the total shares. In case the percentage of shares held by the government falls below 51, then the organisation cannot be regarded as a government company.

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