Could the Bulgarian Variable Capital Company become the preferred corporate form for startups?
The Variable Capital Company (дружество с променлив капитал or VCC) is still a relatively new corporate form under Bulgarian law. Its legal framework, however, offers considerable flexibility for startups, founders and investors. Unlike the traditional Bulgarian limited liability company (OOD), the VCC provides significant flexibility in structuring its capital and the rights attached to company shares. Different classes of shares may be created and may carry different rights, including multiple voting rights, non-voting rights, preferential dividends, liquidation preferences and redemption rights. Certain classes of shareholders, or even individually specified shareholders, may also be granted special voting rights, including veto rights...
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