Ordinary shareholders have the right to sell their shares at a higher price in the future.

Ordinary shareholders have a right to receive part of the profits of the company paid out as dividends.

Ordinary shareholders have the right to receive part of the net assets (assets minus debt) if the company is bankrupt and then liquidated (assuming everyone with more senior claims have been paid out first).

Ordinary shareholders have the right to vote for who will represent their interests on the Board of Directors.