Preference Shares
Even if the preference shares do not offer the same advantages as potential common shares, this is an investment vehicle that is more stable because it guarantees regular dividend that is not directly tied to the market as the price of common stock. This type of stock guarantees dividends, unlike common stock.
Another advantage of the preference shares are preference shares that holders will get priority when dividends are paid. If the company's liquidation, preference shareholders will receive payment ahead of common shareholders. In addition, if the company goes bankrupt, the shareholders will get a distribution preference priority over the company's assets, while ordinary shareholders do not receive corporate assets before all the holders of preference shares have been paid.
Such as ordinary shares, preference shares representing ownership of the company as well. However, preference shareholders have no say in the business.
Convertible Preferred Stock (CPS) / Convertible Preference Shares
Convertible preferred stock (convertible preference shares) is a type of shares at a conversion price lists published so it can be converted into ordinary shares of the company with a predetermined value.
Shares of Convertible Preferred Stock may be converted to the Virgin Gold Common Shares of companies if the company chooses launches Initial Public Offering (IPO) by paying 50% of the difference between the CPS and the subscription price of IPO stock price.
Virgin CPS Gold Shareholders will receive a fixed monthly payment of dividends as approved at the time of subscription. CPS holders can also unsubscribe by notifying the stock 45 days prior to the company to return the total funds subscribed.
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