easy · Financial Accounting stockholders-equity
What does it mean if preferred stock is 'cumulative'?
- The stock can later be converted into a fixed number of shares of common stock of the issuer.
- Unpaid dividends from prior years must be paid before common shareholders receive any dividends
- The issuing company must repurchase the preferred stock from holders at a specific future date.
- The stated preferred dividend rate automatically increases each year the company remains profitable.
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