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Technologies Sonomax Inc SXHHF

Sonomax Technologies Inc engages in the development, commercialization and sales of intra-ear technology for earphones, hearing protection, hearing enhancement, and other communication applications.


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Comment by GACABon Jun 08, 2010 5:30am
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RE: fellow shh shareholders

RE: fellow shh shareholdersFast Eddie, the consolidation shouldn't have any impact on your investment, yes you will have less shares (like everyone else), but the share price should go up to take account of this (i.e. the market should be efficient). 

Simple example for illustrative purposes: 

If the market Cap of Sonomax was $15 and only fifteen shares for the company existed (and you owned them all), then the share price would be $1 per share.  If the company then completed a consolidation of shares i.e. 15 to 1, then (everything else remaining equal) the market cap would still be $15 but there would only be one issued share (which you own) for Sonomax and it should be worth $15 on the open market.

Your investment would not have change in value.

Hope this answers your question.
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