Bonus Issues - How Much Can A Company Give

When a company wants to reward its shareholders without paying out cash dividends, it may issue additional shares of stock to its existing shareholders in what is known as a "bonus issue". This is essentially a way for the company to distribute its profits among its shareholders, while at the same time increasing the number of shares outstanding. In a bonus issue, existing shareholders are given additional shares in proportion to the number of shares they already own. Bonus issues can be an attractive investment opportunity for investors. However, there are also potential drawbacks to consider. In this webinar, we'll take a closer look at bonus issues and explore their potential benefits and drawbacks.

Join us for our online seminar "Bonus Issues – How Much Can A Company Give" to learn about the meaning behind red shares and why a company may offer them. In this online seminar, we will delve deeper into stock dividends and explore their potential advantages and disadvantages

Through this online seminar, you will learn:

1. Understanding the meaning behind red shares
2. Using history to explore how companies can offer red shares
3. Researching the conditions for companies to give red shares

This online seminar consists of two parts: the first 60 minutes will be devoted to course content, followed by a 30-minute Q&A session.

This online seminar can accommodate up to 500 online viewers. Remember to register and log in early to ensure you have a spot!

This online seminar is organized by Bursa Malaysia and hosted by LifeChamp.

Speaker : Johnny Tiong

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