If AEM is buying KL out, it's shares outstanding is close toKL's
ie 244 million for AEM and 264 million outstanding shares for KL
And a good chance KL will maintain most of them in a merger.
There are formulas to figure it out, which is beyond me.
AEM has its high capitalization more through price.
KL as AEM has its high capitalization more through shares.
I guess some shares have to come off KL as AEM, which raises it's price
closer to AEM that way.
Damm again !!!
Other things could effect that like cash amount in the bank for KL, costs
per oz, future outlook and does fosterville really have more good high
grade at shallower levels, like the link I gave 2 posts ago.