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那个不是普通股,是增股,通常后面标注申请到什么时候结束,增股按每xx股可以赠发xx股 @ $xx 价位,例如:The retail component is a 2-for-25 rights issue at an offer price of $28.50.
That means, for every 25 shares you owned on 12 May 2015, you can buy two more at $28.50.
在2015年5月12日前你拥有的每25股,可以以$28.5每股的价钱买2股。
ORIGIN ENERGY LIMITED RIGHTS-APPSCLOSE 26OCT2015 US PROHIBITED
增股将于26/10/2015停止交易,美国持股人不得申请
如果你不想行使你的权利去购买增股,可以在ASX上交易卖掉,转NAB的例子,你可以看看
If you don’t take up your right to buy the shares, you can trade them away on the ASX – under the ticker code ASX: NABR – or transfer your rights directly to another person (subject to eligibility criteria).
Entitlements stop trading on the ASX on 25 May 2015 (that is, next Monday!).
Alternatively, if you don’t do anything by 1 June 2015, your rights will lapse. If you let your rights lapse, they’ll be sold at an auction on 4 June 2015. This is known as a Retail Shortfall Bookbuild.
Depending on the demand for those rights, any excess purchase price above the offer price (i.e. $28.50) will be returned to shareholders (less any expenses and withholding tax).
What should you do?
There’s only a limited time left to trade your rights on the ASX. Although I’m not a NAB shareholder, as I wrote last week, I wouldn’t be inclined to take up the offer in full even if I was eligible.
The basic rule with these types of capital raisings is simple: If you wouldn’t be prepared to buy the shares on market for the offer price ($28.50), don’t take up the offer. Alternatively if you think $28.50 is a good price for NAB shares, take up the offer!
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