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Preemptive Right
(redirected from Subscription Rights)

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The privilege of a stockholder to maintain a proportionate share of the ownership of a corporation by purchasing a proportionate share of any new stock issues.

In most jurisdictions, an existing stockholder has the right to buy additional shares of a new issue to preserve Equity before others have a right to purchase shares of the new issue.


preemptive right n. the right of a shareholder in a corporation to have the first opportunity to purchase a new issue of stock of that corporation in proportion to the amount of stock already owned by the shareholder. (See: corporation, stock)



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the "Company") entitled to receive subscription rights in the Company's previously announced rights offering.
The company will distribute subscription rights, consisting of a basic subscription right to purchase one Unit per common share held, and an over-subscription right to purchase additional Units.
1% in Erste, indicated it would exercise all of its subscription rights and in addition acquire and exercise all of the subscription rights of the Erste Stiftung.
 
 
 
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