Rights Issue

Rights Offering Practice - Rights Offering Practice is a method of equity financing in which a company offers its existing shareholders the right to purchase additional shares of stock, typically at a discounted price, before the shares are offered to the general public. This practice allows companies to raise capital while giving current shareholders the opportunity to maintain their proportional ownership.

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Label (rdfs): Rights Offering Practice
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Definition: Rights Offering Practice is a method of equity financing in which a company offers its existing shareholders the right to purchase additional shares of stock, typically at a discounted price, before the shares are offered to the general public. This practice allows companies to raise capital while giving current shareholders the opportunity to maintain their proportional ownership.
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