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<h1>Section 23 of Companies Act: Guide on Issuing Securities for Public and Private Companies</h1> Section 23 of the Companies Act, 2013, outlines how public and private companies can issue securities. A public company can issue securities through a public offer via a prospectus, private placement, or rights/bonus issue, adhering to relevant laws, including the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act for listed companies. A private company can issue securities through rights or bonus issues or private placement. Certain public companies can issue securities for listing on foreign stock exchanges, and the Central Government may exempt specific public companies from certain legal provisions. A 'public offer' includes initial or further public offers or sales by existing shareholders.