An investor owning common stock of a publicly traded corporation wishes to protect their existing ownership percentage against dilution when the company issues new shares. Which of the following rights allows the investor to purchase a proportional number of the newly issued shares before they are offered to the general public?
- Preemptive rightCevap
- BCumulative voting right
- CLiquidation preference right
- DPreferred dividend preference right
Cevap
The preemptive right allows existing common shareholders to purchase a proportional number of newly issued shares before they are offered to the public, preserving their ownership percentage.
Preemptive rights give existing common shareholders the privilege to purchase a proportion of newly issued shares before they are offered to the public, ensuring their voting power and percentage of ownership remain undiluted.
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Preemptive Rights of Common Stockholders