Common shares that have no voting rights are referred to as Class C shares.

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Common shares typically come with voting rights, but companies can issue different classes of shares (e.g., Class A, Class B, Class C) with varying rights, including some without voting rights. However, the designation of Class C specifically having no voting rights is not a universal standard and can vary by company.

Common Shares That Have No Voting Rights Are Referred to as Class