Vzajemna shares are ordinary shares that generally grant their holders the following rights:
- Right to co-management. The holder of a share has voting rights and may participate in the general meeting, propose counter-resolutions, ask questions, take part in discussions, and vote on proposed resolutions within the prescribed deadlines and in accordance with the law and Vzajemna’s Articles of Association.
- Right to information. As shareholders, you have the right to be informed in accordance with the law. Since Vzajemna will be a public limited company, it must disclose more information than other companies, publish it on a designated website, and ensure equal access to information for all shareholders.
- Right to share in profits. If Vzajemna generates a profit, it belongs to its shareholders, who may receive it in the form of dividends. The payment of dividends is decided by shareholders at the general meeting.
- Pre-emptive right in the event of a capital increase. In the event of an increase in Vzajemna’s share capital, existing shareholders have a pre-emptive right to subscribe to new shares, unless this right is lawfully excluded.
- Right to a share of residual assets. In the event of liquidation or bankruptcy of Vzajemna, a shareholder has the right to an appropriate share of the remaining assets.
- Right of disposal. A shareholder may freely dispose of their share, meaning they may sell or encumber it (for example, pledge it). This right is restricted until the shares are listed on the stock exchange.
