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⍰ ASK Can a company issue redeemable shares in the UK?

In the Uk a company can choose to issue redeemable shares, giving it a way to manage money and capital strategically. Redeemable shares are a special kind of shares that the company can buy back or redeem in the future, as stated in the company's rules.

When a company decides to issue redeemable shares, it has to follow legal rules and make a clear resolution. The company rules, like the articles of association, need to clearly lay out the terms for redemption. This includes details like the price for redemption and the specific situations when the company can buy back these shares.

Redeemable shares are a handy tool for companies to manage capital. They can be used smartly to give money back to shareholders, adjust how the companys money is set up, or create a flexible way to handle leaving the company.
 

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