Razor Energy Corp V.RZE.WT.H

Can somebody explain to me what does this mean?

[sharkn9]

Pursuant to the Rights Offering, each holder of Common Shares resident in a province or territory in Canada or in the United States (subject to restrictions in certain states) (the “Eligible Jurisdictions”) will receive one right (a “Right”) for each one Common Share held. Each whole Right will entitle the holder to subscribe for 0.494555 of a unit (a “Rights Unit”). Each Rights Unit will consist of one Common Share (a “Unit Share”) and one transferable Common Share purchase warrant (a “Unit Warrant”). Each Unit Warrant will entitle the holder to purchase, subject to adjustment in certain circumstances, one Common Share at a price of $1.20 per Common Share for a period of five years from the date of issuance.

Holders of Common Shares will need to exercise 2.022 Rights to acquire one Right Unit. A holder of Rights must pay $0.80 (the “Subscription Price”) to purchase one Right Unit. No fractional Rights Units, fractional Unit Shares or fractional Unit Warrants will be issued and, where the exercise of Rights would otherwise entitle the holder of Rights to a fractional Rights Unit, fractional Unit Share or fractional Unit Warrant, the holder’s entitlement will be reduced to the next lowest whole number of Rights Unit, Unit Share or Unit Warrant, as applicable, and no cash or other consideration will be paid in lieu thereof.

[roberto146]

For roughly every 2 common shares (2.022) you already own you can buy one new share for 80 cents and get a full warrant good for 5 years with an exercise price of 1.20. (I don't usually post here but this was at the head of the most recent bullboard entries).

[sharkn9]

Thank you! Then what is 0.494555 for?

[roberto146]

Each share you own entitles you to .494555 of a right; therefore it takes 2.022 shares to entitle you to one right. 2.022 x .494555 = ~1.0.  Strange numbers! Why not just say one share gets you two rights?

[roberto146]

Why not just say one share gets you two rights? Oops. Sorry. Backwards. Correct is: 'why not just say two shares (you own) gets you one right'?

[sharkn9]

Thank you so much for your explanation!