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Discuss two types of share capital

      

Discuss two types of share capital

  

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1. Preference share capital This is made up of preference shares and a preference share carries the right to a final dividend, which is expressed as a percentage of their par value. For example, 10% preference shares. Preference shares do not carry a right to vote and therefore no control in the company.
2. Ordinary Share capital These are the most common shares. They carry no right to a fixed
dividend but are entitled to residual value of the business during winding up, and all profits after the claim on the entire preference dividend have been paid. The more the number of ordinary
shares one holds, the higher the control of the company.
Titany answered the question on December 10, 2021 at 12:58


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