Companies can issue various classes of shares, including:​

• Ordinary Shares: These are standard shares with voting rights and potential dividends.​

• Preference Shares: These shares typically provide fixed dividends and have priority over ordinary shares in dividend payments and asset distribution upon liquidation.​

• Redeemable Shares: Shares that the company can buy back at a future date under specific conditions.​

The specific rights attached to each share class should be detailed in the company’s articles of association.​