A private company cannot be converted into a public company by:

Default
Operation of law
Choice
Demand of public

The correct answer is: D. Demand of public

A private company cannot be converted into a public company by the demand of the public. A private company is a company that is not listed on

a stock exchange and whose shares are not traded publicly. A public company is a company that is listed on a stock exchange and whose shares are traded publicly.

A private company can be converted into a public company by following these steps:

  1. The company must file a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
  2. The company must hold a shareholder meeting to approve the conversion.
  3. The company must file a final prospectus with the SEC.
  4. The company must begin trading its shares on a stock exchange.

The demand of the public is not one of the steps that must be taken to convert a private company into a public company.