alleryStart learning →Major ordinary share transactions after year-end are
AAlways adjusting events
BNever reportable events
CNon-adjusting, so disclosed
DTreated as bonus issues
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Non-adjusting, so disclosed
Major ordinary share and potential ordinary share transactions after the period are listed non-adjusting events for disclosure.
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