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61rights issue — A method by which listed companies on a stock exchange raise new capital, in exchange for new shares. The name arises from the principle of pre emption rights, according to which existing shareholders must be offered the new shares in proportion… …
62rights issue — A method by which listed companies on a stock exchange raise new capital, in exchange for new shares. The name arises from the principle of pre emption rights, according to which existing shareholders must be offered the new shares in proportion… …
63Private company limited by shares — Companies law Company  …
64share issue — ➔ issue2 * * * share issue UK US noun [C] (also share offer, share offering, stock issue, stock offer) FINANCE, STOCK MARKET ► an occasion when a company makes new shares available for sale, or the number of shares offered …
65bonus issue — /ˌbəυnəs ɪʃu:/ noun a scrip issue or capitalisation issue, where a company transfers money from reserves to share capital and issues free extra shares to the shareholders (the value of the company remains the same, and the total market value of… …
66Freedom Shares — Original issue discount bonds issued by the U.S. Treasury from May of 1967 to October of 1970. Freedom shares had a final maturity of 30 years from their issue date and were originally offered in combination with Series E bonds to promote public… …
67public issue — ➔ issue2 * * * public issue UK US noun [C or U] STOCK MARKET ► the sale of a company s shares to investors: »A statement from the company said there would be no public issue of shares. → See also IPO(Cf. ↑ …
68secondary issue — An issue of shares by a listed company whose shares are already listed and traded on a stock exchange. There are different types of secondary issues: • rights issues. • open offers. • placings and bought deals. • vendor placings. Practical Law… …
69rights issue — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms rights issue : singular rights issue plural rights issues business an offer of shares at a special low price by a company to people who already own shares in it …
70deep discounted rights issue — /di:p dɪs kaυntɪd raɪts/ noun a rights issue where the new shares are priced at a very low price compared to their current market value ▪▪▪ ‘…as the group’s shares are already widely held, the listing will be via an introduction. It will also be… …
