A company issued 10,000 shares to its employees at a rate lower than the face value. These shares are known as which of the following?

Sweat Equity Equity Special Equity Preference shares

Sweat Equity

Sweat equity shares are issued by companies as a way to recognize, reward, and motivate their employees, directors, or other contributors for their valuable input and efforts that have enhanced the company's growth. These shares are granted at a reduced price or sometimes even without charge, acknowledging the significant contributions of individuals who have dedicated their time, skills, or intellectual property to the company's advancement.