Liquidation Preference on Preferred Stock refers to the contractual right of preferred shareholders to receive a specified amount before common shareholders during a company’s liquidation event. This preferred stock liquidation preference ensures that preferred investors recover their investment, often including accrued dividends, prior to any distribution to common equity holders. It is a critical consideration in corporate finance, impacting investor returns and company valuation.
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