A company issued rights to its existing shareholders to purchase ordinary shares. When the rights are exercised, share premium would be credited if the par value was the same as the purchase price but less than the fair value at the date of exercise exceeded the purchase price was less than the purchase price was the same as the purchase price

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A: Ordinary share is a common stock which gives ownership of the company.

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A: There are two types of shares - Ordinary and Preferred.

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Q: or what reason might a company purchase treasury stock? To increase shareholder liquidity To…

A: Treasury shared means purchasing own shares of company.

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