What it is
In a paid-in capital increase the company sells newly issued shares to raise equity without borrowing, typically to fund capex, working capital or debt repayment.
Types
Offerings to existing shareholders (rights offering), public offerings to anyone, and third-party allotments to specific investors. New shares are usually priced at a discount.
What to keep in mind
More shares dilute existing holders, so prices often fall on the announcement. Check the use of proceeds and, for third-party allotments, who is buying. Shareholder offerings trigger an ex-rights price adjustment.
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This explanation is general information, not investment advice. Rules reflect September 2026 and may change; check official exchange and broker notices.