RE:$0.000001 (a millionth of a dollar)
I think that relates to the pre exchange par value of the class a and c shares that were exchanged into common shares prior to the ipo. The class B shares had an issuance of $0.001 per share. The common shares that are the ones that eventually ipo'd on to the market had an issuance of $0.001 I believe and then were Subsequently exchanged for 116.0909:1 prior to the ipo hence why there were two more decimals added to make it $0.000001 of par value per share. As for the why, likely relates to the tax treatment of the par value in order to not lose it on the amalgamation as the business combination is being done by way of an amalgamation and not a straight acquisition like cmed. Again my thoughts only so keep that in mind. Hope this helps.