MicroStrategy is set to make a significant move in its corporate strategy, with shareholders preparing to vote on crucial proposals at a special meeting scheduled for Tuesday morning in New York.
Among the key items on the agenda is a massive increase in the company’s authorized shares, paving the way for ambitious financial plans.
The proposal seeks to expand authorized Class A common stock from 330 million to a staggering 10.3 billion shares and increase preferred shares from 5 million to 1 billion. This move, bolstered by the strong influence of co-founder Michael Saylor, who controls 46% of the company’s voting power through Class B shares, is expected to gain easy approval.
MicroStrategy aims to use the additional shares to raise up to $2 billion through preferred stock offerings, which will take precedence over common stock. The funds will support the company’s ambitious “21/21 plan,” a three-year initiative to secure $42 billion via share issuances and debt sales for substantial Bitcoin acquisitions.
Since unveiling the plan, the company has already made strides, acquiring 197,780 BTC through a series of weekly purchases. This aggressive strategy has brought it nearly halfway to its goal in a short period. Saylor has hinted that the company will revisit its broader financial approach once the target is reached.
In addition to the share-related proposals, the meeting will address revisions to the company’s equity incentive plan, including automatic stock grants for newly appointed board members. MicroStrategy still has $6.5 billion available for equity offerings under its broader strategy.
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