Tata Motors DVR: What it means for you and the company.

Sakshi Dhakre

Created on 03 Aug 2023

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Updated on 09 Aug 2023

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In recent news, Tata Motors Group has decided to cancel their class ‘A’ ordinary shares. Sounds confusing?😵‍💫 Do not worry, I will explain what it means in this article. From what ‘A’ ordinary share is to how this act would affect the company's business to what it implies for the shareholders, everything is covered.

First things first, let us understand what ‘A’ ordinary share, sometimes referred to as DVR (Differential Voting Rights) share means.

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Sakshi is an adventurous spirit who enjoys both the intellectual stimulation of Finance and the sensory experiences of good food and nature’s beauty. She has a passion for delving into complex financial topics and distilling them down into easy-to-understand insights. When she's not poring over financial reports, you might find her exploring a new corner of the city, trying out new restaurants and cuisines or admiring the beauty of the night sky.