Did you know that from the moment of incorporation, a share premium can be used to immediately dilute a co-shareholder?
Upon incorporation, nothing prevents a company from setting a share premium. Properly calibrated, it allows a fellow shareholder to be charged more for entering the company, without altering the face value of their shares. A simple tool to put in place, provided it is anticipated from the outset — once the company is incorporated without it, the opportunity is lost.
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