ESOP (the difference is that EJIP is based on existing shares, whereas ESOP involves issuing new shares for capital increase) Principles Creates returns to directors or employees Application of
shareholder; [(ii)] acquires or is to acquire shares of securities company; and [(iii)] if acquisition is not a consequence of exercise of shareholder's right to purchase shares issued for increase of capital
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the public. A listed company must use proceeds from the approved offering of shares in accordance with the objectives of the capital increase indicated in the notice calling shareholders' meeting. A
ownership of the business. Positive gains of the company will also benefit the shareholders. However, the capital increase may cause a dilution effect on shareholders. Therefore, supervision of the program
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laws and has qualifications in accordance with the criteria for approval to sell shares. A warrant must contain the following details: Terms of a warrant: Having a definite term of not more than ten