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Posted by 0b3hks001 on June 22, 2008, 9:08 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Jun 21, 12:52 am, se...@panix.com (Seth) wrote:
>
> >I have a stock that issued Rights to the shareholders. The Rights
> >entitled the shareholders to subscribe new shares at a discounted
> >price. Let's say I received 100 Rights. I exercised 80 rights to
> >subscribe new shares and sold the other 20 Rights.
>
> >Listed below are the dates from the prospectus.
>
> >May 26, 2008 -- Record date for the allocation of subscription rights
> >(close of business)
> >May 27, 2008 -- Existing shares begin trading “ex-subscription right”
> > -- Start of rights trading
> > -- Start of subscription period
> >June 9, 2008 -- End of rights trading period
> >June 10, 2008 -- End of subscription period
> >June 13, 2008 -- First trading day of new shares
> >June 17, 2008 -- Payment and delivery of the new shares
>
> >I assume the acquisition date for the Rights would be same as that of
> >the underlying stock?
>
> Yes.
>
> >What would be the sale date of the 20 Rights that I sold?
>
> What date did you sell them? Presumably, between May 27 and June 9.
I didn't specifically sell them. After the max. # of whole shares
were subscribed, the broker sold the remaining # of Rights.
> > And what is acquisition date of the New share that I received from
> >the Rights subscription?
>
> It's either the acquisition date of the original stock, or the
> exercise date (date on which you told the company to exercise your
> rights). I don't know which, but posting this will get someone else
> to specify.
There is a final date for exercisinng the Rights; and I told them a
few days before.. So I guess the acquisition date for the new shares
would be the final date for subscription, June 10 ? [It is not free,
I had to pay for the new shares]
TIA
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