A secondary distribution refers to the public sale of previously issued securities held by large investors, such as corporations, institutions, or affiliated persons, rather than a new issue where the seller is the issuing corporation.
Turnover, also known as sales revenue, represents the total income generated by an organization from selling goods and services, excluding discounts and taxes, within a specified period.
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