Warrant QuestionIf the special warrant price is 40c, and the strike price/exercise price is 60c, that makes the cost of each share for Mackie $1. That's why they stipulate that if it's trading over $1 for more than 10 days, they'll put a time limit on exercising the warrants. Otherwise it would be like selling their shares for less than they're trading.
If I'm correct, this only makes sense if AGN/Mackie sees a $1 SP coming within the next 2 years or sooner (the time limitation of exercising the warrants). If they didn't expect it sooner, there wouldn't be a stipulation to accelerate the exercise deadline.
I'm not a professional. DYODD.