BRM Investment Options

To an investor, ordinary shares represent a stake in our company’s ownership, offering them voting rights, potential dividends, and the opportunity to participate in the company’s growth. Ordinary shares are the most common type of share issued by companies. . 

Normally, shares issued to investors are ordinary shares. Ordinary shares will normally give the holder voting rights, the right to receive dividends, which are a portion of the company’s profits distributed to shareholders.

Ownership:

Holding ordinary shares means owning a portion of the company. .

Voting Rights:

Investors with ordinary shares typically have voting rights at shareholder meetings, allowing them to influence key decisions. 

Dividends:

If a company declares dividends, ordinary shareholders are entitled to receive them, providing a potential income stream.

Potential for Capital Gains:

The value of ordinary shares can increase over time, potentially leading to capital gains when the investor sells their shares. 

Risk:

Ordinary shares are considered a higher-risk investment than preference shares, as the company’s performance directly impacts the value of the shares.