Why issue compulsorily convertible preference shares instead of equity
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Compulsorily convertible preference shares are those that have to be converted into ordinary shares after a predetermined date. PE investors link the time of conversion to the company's performance. This essentially means that the shares get converted only after the company achieves the promised growth.
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Preference shares also have a number advantages for the issuing company. The lack of shareholder voting rights that may seem like a drawback to investors is beneficial to the business because it means ownership is not diluted by selling preference shares the way it is when ordinary shares are issued.
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