Ordinary Shares

Common shares represent a type of ownership in a corporation, granting shareholders the entitlement to a portion of the company's profits in the form of dividends and the right to participate in corporate decision-making through voting. Investing in common shares essentially reflects an individual's confidence in the company's goals, potential for future growth, and financial stability. When acquiring common shares, an individual secures a fractional ownership stake in the company, aligning their fortunes and challenges with those of the company. Ownership of common shares provides individuals with the opportunity to engage in crucial company matters, such as electing board members and endorsing strategic initiatives, in addition to the potential for financial gains.