Difference between share certificte and sharewarrant

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What is the difference between a share certificate and a share warrant.can any one explain what is share warrant can any one attach one proforma of share warrant .I want to learn what it is please explain to this lay man

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the holder of a share certificate has his name in the register of the company and share certificates can be full or partly paid!

Share certificate entitle the holder to be the owner of shares!

 

on the other hand the holder of a share warrant doesnt has his name in the register of the company, he doesnt have the right to vote and doesnt have the right to receive dividend.

also, only a public company can issue share warrant.

shares have to be fully paid in the case of share warrant!

 fully Agreed with Disha..........

Thanks for the reply Ms Disha then what is the use of having a Share Warrant when it is fully paid no voting rigts and no dividends and what for it finds a place  can u be elobrate please attach one proforma of share warrant please

Originally posted by : Disha Bhawnani


the holder of a share certificate has his name in the register of the company and share certificates can be full or partly paid!

Share certificate entitle the holder to be the owner of shares!

 

on the other hand the holder of a share warrant doesnt has his name in the register of the company, he doesnt have the right to vote and doesnt have the right to receive dividend.

also, only a public company can issue share warrant.

shares have to be fully paid in the case of share warrant!

 

I also want to add one more thing and that is A share warrant is a bear instrument. Means holder of share warrant is the owner share warrant.

 

Originally posted by : Disha Bhawnani

the holder of a share certificate has his name in the register of the company and share certificates can be full or partly paid!

Share certificate entitle the holder to be the owner of shares!

 

on the other hand the holder of a share warrant doesnt has his name in the register of the company, he doesnt have the right to vote and doesnt have the right to receive dividend.

also, only a public company can issue share warrant.

shares have to be fully paid in the case of share warrant!

Dividend Warrants are attached to Share warrant, so dividend can be received.

one advantage is that it is transferable without any legal formality as it is just like a Bearer cheque

Share warrant is like a bearer instrument.. The advantage of a Share warrant is that it is transferable without any legal formalities, 

Agree With Disha & Himanshu..

Share Warrant get the Common Seal of Company also

There is no name on the Share Warrant but share certificate has the name of Shareholder.

Sh. Warrant represent the Stock of Shares. Share certificate shows the Shares.

Share warrants can be converted into Share certificates right?


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