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Bluefin646on Jun 11, 2015 10:39am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Dividend and Dilution
RE:RE:RE:RE:Dividend and Dilutiongo read the definition of a green shoe. You clearly do not know what that is, nor how it works.
Let's use another example. Let's say I own 10,000 shares of KWH prior to the deal. What is my ownership in the parent? 10,000,000/10,000 = .001 interest in the 26.7%, or .0267%, yes.
What is my ownership position after the secondary? 15,900,000/10,000 = .00062893 interest in the 42.7%, or .026855
The KEY to the entire question is that unit holders ownership of the entire entity INCREAESED from 26.7% to 42.7%. If that did not occur, like a normal secondary, then dilution takes place. But because unit holder ownership increased by an EQUAL amount to the deal size, there was a net effect of ZERO dilution.
And again, the dividend is a wash, b/c BOTH PRIVATE and PUBLIC owners receive the same monthly dividend.