Capital structure of Urabba Parks

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The capital structure of Urabbaparcensia is the way in which the Enactorate of Urabbaparcensia Proprietary Limited is financed.

Debt

Urabbaparcensia is financed primarily by debt, which totaled $4,399 at the end of the 2021 financial year.[1]

Urabba Parks Pty Ltd also has the power to issue service membership (redeemable preference shares), being redeemable (i.e. repayable) to the shareholder for the amount paid up upon winding up or on the shareholder's request, with applications for redemption being placed in a redemption queue.[Constitution 1]

Equity

Urabba Parks Pty Ltd is limited by shares, meaning that the liability of members is limited to the amount (if any) unpaid on their shares. Most shares are issued 'paid up' with no such liability. This is in contrast with most charitable companies which are limited by guarantee and do not have a share structure.

Section 112 of the Urabbaparcensian Constitution provides for four types of membership:[Constitution 2]

  • Honorary membership (bonus shares), being paid up from retained earnings
  • Service membership, which is not equity but debt (see above)
  • Patron membership (non-redeemable preference shares), where the shareholder has the right to nominate the amount paid up on the shares to their chosen charity upon winding up
  • Ordinary membership, where shareholders are entitled to chose the charities to receive assets remaining net assets after the payment of debts (including those related to service membership) to their charities in proportion to their shareholding.

See also

References

The Constitution

External links

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