A co-operative society is a voluntary association formed to promote the economic interests of its members. Members pool their resources together and work for their mutual benefit. The society is owned and controlled democratically by its members, for their mutual social and economic benefit.
A limited company is a business structure where personal liability is limited to the amount invested. Owners are called shareholders and are not responsible for the company's debts beyond what they invested. Limited companies must have at least one shareholder and one director, can be privately or publicly owned, and can raise capital through selling shares to the public on a stock exchange.
A co-operative society is a voluntary association formed to promote the economic interests of its members. Members pool their resources together and work for their mutual benefit. The society is owned and controlled democratically by its members, for their mutual social and economic benefit.
A limited company is a business structure where personal liability is limited to the amount invested. Owners are called shareholders and are not responsible for the company's debts beyond what they invested. Limited companies must have at least one shareholder and one director, can be privately or publicly owned, and can raise capital through selling shares to the public on a stock exchange.