Callable Common Stock

What Does Callable Common Stock Mean?
Common stock that allows the issuer to call back the stock at a specific price.

Investopedia explains Callable Common Stock
Typically, callable common stock is issued for a subsidiary company by the parent company. The parent company reserves the right to buy back the shares of the subsidiary company should it be strategically beneficial.

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