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Capital Call
By Contributor on January 2, 2019
A capital call describes the request of a business for more equity funds from shareholders to meet short term cash shortfalls in operating costs and development.
The primary purpose is to plug a hole that could potentially result in liabilities exceeding assets.
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When that happens, banks might be more reserved, share prices might fall, new investors might hold back, etc.
Often times, shareholders might simply refuse to provide additional funds for a project but receptive to the company offering new shares to a new partner who can promise that cash.
Other times, these are periods when power brokers try to get big companies to merge.
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