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Preferred Stock Ratio


The proportion of preferred stock, at par, in a company’s total capitalization, This ratio relates the par value of a company’s outstanding preferred stock to its net worth (equity) and long-term debt. The preferred stock ratio can be classified by seniority as senior preferred stock and junior preferred stock.

Preferred Stock Ratio

For example, if a company has $12 million in preferred stock and $90 million in total capitalization, then:

Preferred stock ratio= 12 m/90 m = 13.33%

This implies that 13.33% of the company’s long-term financing comes from preferred stock.


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