Reduction of Capital
Reduction of capital is a corporate process where a company reduces the amount of its share capital, typically by cancelling, repurchasing, or converting shares, in order to adjust its capital structure or address financial needs.
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Purchase of Own Shares
Purchase of Own Shares
The purchase of own shares refers to a process where a company buys back its own shares from existing shareholders. This transaction can be conducted for various reasons, such as returning excess cash to shareholders, increasing earnings per share, consolidating ownership, or implementing employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs).
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Purchase of Own Shares – Out of cash with Articles
Purchase of Own Shares – Out of cash with Articles
The purchase of own shares out of cash with articles refers to a process where a company buys back its own shares using funds readily available, as outlined in its articles of association. This mechanism allows a company to repurchase its shares without requiring additional capital injections or borrowing.
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Purchase of Own Shares -Out of Capital
Purchase of Own Shares -Out of Capital
The purchase of own shares out of capital refers to a company buying back its own shares using funds that are not derived from profits or surplus reserves. Instead, this process involves utilizing the company’s capital to finance the share buyback.
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Share Restructure – Standard Class Shares
Share Restructure – Standard Class Shares
Share restructure involving standard class shares typically refers to the process of altering a company’s capital structure by making changes to its existing ordinary shares, which are considered the standard or primary class of shares issued by the company.
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