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What is Additional Paid-In Capital?

Additional Paid-In Capital: The amount over the par value that investors pay for a company's stock when it is first issued.

Categories:
Business, Revenue
Also written as:
Additional Paid-in Capital

Other definitions

  • BusinessThe amount over the par value of stock that shareholders have paid during the company's initial stock offering.
  • RevenueThe amount received by a company from stockholders in excess of the par value of the stock.
  • BusinessCapital contributed by shareholders above the par value of issued shares.

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