Reclassification means shares change share class, for example from A shares to B shares. It changes the shares' rights, such as voting rights or the right to a dividend.
Reclassification usually requires support in the articles of association and is decided by the owners. The change must be recorded as a share ledger event so the share ledger always reflects the correct share class.
Conversion of shares means shares are converted from one share class to another.
Read more
Share class refers to different types of shares in a company, e.g. A and B shares, with different rights.
Read more
Voting rights are a shareholder's right to vote at the general meeting, often depending on share class.
Read more
The articles of association are the basic rulebook that governs how a limited company operates.
Read more
Streamline the management of your ownership with an online digital share register – get started for free in minutes and let our guides help you easily handle everything from ownership changes to complex processes such as share issues, whether you are a large or small company.
🏢 Stora Nygatan 33, 411 08, Gothenburg
✉️ info@nvr.se