Definition
A dual class stock is when a company issues two share classes. A dual class stock structure can consist of Class A and Class B shares, for example. These shares can differ in terms of voting rights and dividend payments. When multiple share classes of stock are issued, typically one class is offered to the general public, while the other is offered to company founders, executives, and family. The
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