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How can I sell stock in a private company?

May 24, 2002

Date:   15 April 2002
From:   Anthony

I currently hold private stock in a company that most likely will not go public. I am looking to sell those shares. What are my options?

Thanks,

Anthony

Answer

Date:   08 May 2002

Hello Anthony,

You might need to consult with an attorney familiar with corporate law. As I understand it, you may make a private sale of the stock to another shareholder or to the company. Be sure to study your stock certificates for any transfer restrictions that may apply.

Good luck!

Mike Gray

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