Public price

Please put the phrase in a full sentence for us.

Rover_KEPlease put the phrase in a full sentence for us.

"HT public price", this is all I have!
(related to Peugeot citroen)

Thank you!

What's 'HT'?

Maybe retail (as opposed to wholesale) price.
Also in the stock market - a publicly traded company has a public price for a share of stock.
For privately-held companies, the price is not public, but what the owners can sell it for privately.

AlpheccaStarsAlso in the stock market - a publicly traded company has a public price for a share of stock.

Thanks for your reply.
In your sentence "a publicly traded company has a public price...",
Does "public price" mean "retail price"?

gillyflowerHT public price

This could be the price that any member of the public must pay for a share of Hrvatski Telekom, a Croatian telecom company. I have no idea how Peugeot figures into it, however.

CJ

gillyflowerDoes "public price" mean "retail price"?

Not really in that context. The terms wholesale and retail are for manufactured goods like cars.

The car dealers pay wholesale prices; the customers pay retail prices.
In the car industry, you frequently see the acronym - MSRP. It stands for manufacturer's suggested retail price.

gillyflower"HT public price", this is all I have!

"HT" in French means "hors tax" ("not including tax"). Peugeot is a French company, so it would fit, except that "public price" is English and "HT" would not mean anything to English-language readers.

GPY"HT" would not mean anything to English-language readers.

True, but strangely enough, quite a few sites that sell car parts for Peugot (possibly translated from French) list the part, "HT", and the price in euros. If it's not "hors tax", I don't know what it could be. In my opinion, the correct translation should have the part, the price, and " + tax ".