osakekapitaaliin

Osakekapitaaliin is a Finnish grammatical form referring to the share capital of a company. In legal and financial contexts it denotes funds or transactions directed into the company’s registered share capital. The term is commonly used when describing actions that increase the company’s capital base, such as subscriptions for new shares or the conversion of reserves into share capital.

In practice, osakekapitaaliin describes the destination of money or other assets that are intended to become part of the company’s osakepääoma (share capital). Increases in share capital typically require corporate steps such as a decision by the shareholders, changes to the Articles of Association, and registration with the Finnish Trade Register. The resulting increase strengthens the company’s equity and can affect ownership structure and creditor protection.

Osakekapitaaliin is distinct from related concepts like osakepääoma (the nominal capital represented by issued shares) and osakeyhtiö (limited liability company). The illative form is often found in formal language, financial statements, and legal texts to express bringing resources into the capital base. Depending on the sentence, other grammatical forms may be used to indicate the direction of funds, such as toward the share capital or into equity.

See also: osakepääoma, osakeyhtiö, osakeanti, osakeantiin liittyvät termit.