Share holder question

hustle1981 | 17:11 Wed 27th Sep 2006 | Law

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what is the difference between a "Class A" sharhlder and a "Class B" shareholder?
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dzug

What company?

hustle1981

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Does it matter what company? surley they will still mean the same?

Catso

Not necessarily.

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Well it is an estate agent. I've requested 26% Class shares. jus wanted to know what the difference between Class A and Class B shares.

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Class A and Class B shares (and C and D etc) mean what the Articles of Association say they mean. It is often used as a preference share structure, so Class A may have 10 times the votes of Class B, or 5 times the dividend rights. It all depends on the individual company. The only thing that can be said with certainty is that you need to know what you are buying before you buy it!

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