Essential particulars of debentures (art. 336 LGS)
Article 336 of the General Companies Law details the content that debenture certificates must have: company data, series, value, amount, security and convertibility.
What article 336
Article 336 establishes the content of debenture certificates.
The certificates must contain: 1) the name and domicile of the company and its registration data; 2) the series and serial number and its nominal value; 3) the amount of the issue; 4) the nature of the security and whether they are convertible into shares; and the other particulars required by the rule.
Source: Law 19.550, art. 336 — InfoLEG (updated official text)
Commentary
The certificate must inform the investor of everything relevant about the investment: who issues it, how much, with what security, and whether it can be converted into shares. It is the minimum transparency information.
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