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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum StageZero Life Sciences Ltd T.SZLS

Alternate Symbol(s):  SZLSF

StageZero Life Sciences, Ltd. is a Canada-based vertically integrated healthcare company. The Company is focused on improving the early detection and management of cancer and other chronic diseases through diagnostics telehealth programs. Its lead product, Aristotle, is a mRNA multi-cancer panel for simultaneously screening for multiple cancers from a single sample of blood with high... see more

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Post by ProperlyAscend on Mar 31, 2021 3:46pm

Warrants

Group question. If you were to have warrants and SZLS gets bought out and your warrants are indeed above strike price. What would happen to the Warrants if you didn't convert them in Time. Automatic conversion? Stock in Company that aquired SZLS or .... Thanks for the input
Comment by MoreUpThanDown on Mar 31, 2021 3:49pm
There should be time convert or sell... but I believe that even Mr. Tripp has many warrants, as do all the recent PP, so I expect them to account for the warrants in any reasonable offer if there is a buy out. All IMO. DYODD.
Comment by capebretongirl on Mar 31, 2021 4:05pm
This is a question I had as well.  Anyone know if warrants are accounted for the same as common shares in a buy out...........
Comment by Cutman on Mar 31, 2021 4:08pm
Don't forget. If a buyout happens, it will be in US dollars. 2B deal is $34/share US so 44$ cnd/share
Comment by MoreUpThanDown on Mar 31, 2021 4:21pm
Seriously? Cutman, I forgot they are always talking/reporting USD... incredible!... That's great, eh! LOL.
Comment by 2020oilgamble on Mar 31, 2021 4:10pm
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Comment by MoreUpThanDown on Mar 31, 2021 4:25pm
If you're right, I'd sell enough warrants to exercise the balance... Anyone know average time it takes to exercise warrants to stocks from the moment you call your broker? 1 week? 2 weeks? Thanks!
Comment by HollywoodHuss on Mar 31, 2021 4:28pm
My question for warrants was will price go up in relation to potential buy out price. Say it's the 2B buyout at $44 a share. With the calculation of that if the stock went to $44. The warrants would then be priced at $5.41 CAD? Would these prices be reflective in the market on the exchange?
Comment by Oilersgoforcup on Mar 31, 2021 4:36pm
100% ....EOM
Comment by StevenBirch on Mar 31, 2021 5:30pm
Yes they would. People get caught up in stock vs warrants or exercising warrants vs selling them but it's all just math. If as you say the stock had a price of $44 and the warrants would have an intrinsic value of $5.41 then in theory that is what they would trade at. Now at any moment in time the bid could be lower because of liquidity and the market for the warrants just being thinner but ...more  
Comment by IainCaimbeul on Mar 31, 2021 5:51pm
You have spoken - the voice of reason. Thanks
Comment by Northerencents on Mar 31, 2021 4:11pm
I can't tell you if they would carry over, but 100% there is always a time lapse where stage will still trade in that scenario until the transfer happens. in my experience the stocks will trade at whatever the fair value of the buyout would be, giving everyone time to sell warrants to those who want them and/or execute them into shares 
Comment by InvrsContrarian on Mar 31, 2021 4:09pm
Warrants would evaluated as they are on the books: one ws @ $1.10 and 8 for 1 wtat 0.72. So either cash or stock, they are covered. Great thing about accounting there is a line item for everything.
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