When company need money without increasing capital it should:

D is correct. Bond is a debt instrument where issuer issues the bond to raise money without increasing share capital. The issuer of the bond is obliged to pay interest (coupon rate) according to the terms of the contract and the principal amount on the later date.

A- >.>>>>>>>>>>>........>>>>>>>>>>>Issue shares

D is the answer. can issue a bond or take loan depending on the company's futher business plan and needs

The correct option is >>>>>>>>>> (D)

Issue of bond and taking loan does not increase capital.

C - take a loan from any Lender, because it doesn't effect on the share capital

The answer is D - B & C are correct. In other words, the company can either issue bonds, or take a loan.

Taking a loan an d issuing a bond are both a liability accounts and they do affect the capital section of an entity. In short, you can see from the accounting equation A= L+C, the liabilities are the creditor's equity and the capital is the owner's equity.

Choice D is the right answer for this question.

D. B & C IS THE ANSWER......................

To fulfil money requirement witnout increasing capital, company can take a lan or issue bonds

I think the correct answer about this question  is D