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Elon Musk, the trailblazing entrepreneur, recently expressed his inclination towards establishing a dual-class voting structure within his company. His main intention is to retain a significant amount of control over the company even when his shares constitute only 12% of the total. He has conceded, however, that implementing such a structure might be an uphill task, especially after the company has gone public (IPO).
Musk’s idea of implementing a complex voting structure stems from the Delaware law that makes it practically impossible for any listed company to transition to a dual voting class post their Initial Public Offering (IPO). The issue has stirred up conversations around corporate governance and regulatory roadblocks in business. As an influential figure in the world of tech, Musk continues to challenge traditional business schemes to make room for innovation and long-term stability.
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