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Monthly Return of Equity Issuer on Movements in Securities For the month ended (dd/mm/YYY) :31/10/2016To : Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing LimitedName of Issuer Date Submitted Titan Petrochemicals

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How to fill out convertible preferred shares

1. Start by reading the company's offering documents to understand the terms and conditions of the convertible preferred shares.
2. Determine the number of convertible preferred shares you want to purchase.
3. Fill out a purchase agreement form provided by the company, which includes your personal information and the details of your investment.
4. Specify the price at which you are willing to purchase the convertible preferred shares.
5. Submit the completed purchase agreement form along with the required payment to the company.
6. Wait for confirmation from the company regarding acceptance of your purchase agreement.
7. Once the company accepts your agreement, ensure that you receive the convertible preferred share certificates or digital shares in your account.
8. Keep track of any dividends or interest payments associated with the convertible preferred shares.
9. Understand the conversion terms and conditions, including the conversion ratio and any conversion triggers.
10. When you decide to convert your convertible preferred shares into common shares, follow the instructions outlined in the company's offering documents.

Who needs convertible preferred shares?

1. Startup companies often issue convertible preferred shares to attract investors as they provide a mix of debt and equity features.
2. Investors who are looking for the potential upside of equity ownership while also seeking protection of their investment may be interested in convertible preferred shares.
3. Convertible preferred shares are also commonly used in venture capital and private equity transactions as a way to structure investments.
4. Companies that are looking to raise funds for expansion or new projects may consider issuing convertible preferred shares to attract investors.

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What is convertible preferred shares?

Convertible preferred shares are a type of preferred stock that can be converted into a specified number of common shares at the option of the holder.

Who is required to file convertible preferred shares?

Investors or shareholders who hold convertible preferred shares must file them.

How to fill out convertible preferred shares?

Convertible preferred shares can be filled out by providing information such as the number of shares held, the conversion ratio, and any relevant conversion terms.

What is the purpose of convertible preferred shares?

The purpose of convertible preferred shares is to provide investors with the opportunity to convert their preferred shares into common shares at a predetermined ratio.

What information must be reported on convertible preferred shares?

Convertible preferred shares require reporting on the number of shares held, the conversion ratio, any applicable conversion terms, and other relevant details.