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From: | "Peter Riches" <peter@kairos.ws> |
Date: | Thu, 4 Jul 2002 12:44:07 +1200 |
Greetings share-chatters
Can anyone explain the maths involved in the
current KIP rights issue:
1 rights issue for every 6 units
held
Subscription price = 82 cents
Rights are trading at about 6.5 cents
Head share is trading at 96 cents
Why are the rights trading at 6.5 cents - does this
imply that the market expects the ordinary unit price to drop to
around 89 cents once the rights cease trading? Is this a premium or discount to
the theoretical price?
Thanks in advance
Peter
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