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Public Limited Partnership
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Public limited partnership
A limited partnership with an unlimited number of partners that is registered with the SEC and is available for public trading by broker/dealers.

Public Limited Partnership
A limited partnership with no limit on the number of partners allowed. A public limited partnership is registered with the SEC and is available to be traded through brokers and/or dealers. A public limited partnership combines some of the characteristics of a limited partnership and a publicly-traded company.


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