Can a Company Have Multiple Share Classes?

Yes, a company can issue multiple classes of shares.

Different share classes can grant different rights, such as voting rights, dividend entitlements, or priority during liquidation. For example, some shareholders may hold ordinary shares with voting rights, while others may hold shares with limited voting rights but preferential dividend payments.

Multiple share classes can be created during incorporation or after the company has been formed, subject to proper documentation and filing requirements with Companies House.