a)
To find: The effect of alternative offering price on the current price of a share
Introduction:
The loss in the present shareholders value in the terms of earnings per share, market value, book value, and ownership is termed as dilution.
b)
To find: The effect of alternative offering price on the current price of a share
Introduction:
The loss in the present shareholders value in the terms of earnings per share, market value, book value, and ownership is termed as dilution.
c)
To find: The effect of alternative offering price on the current price of a share
Introduction:
The loss in the present shareholders value in the terms of earnings per share, market value, book value, and ownership is termed as dilution.
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