Definition of A shareA share 'A' shares are usually non-voting shares. They are issued by companies who wish to gain extra capital without giving any control or a fixed dividend to the investor. In the UK, they were often issued by family companies, to avoid dilution of family control. However, the trend here has been to enfranchise all shareholders, so these shares are now very rare. Non-voting shares can still be found in continental European companies.
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