RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:CGC: CFRA and BofA with $75PT + BUY / STRONG BUYHey Tin, You are correct. Your original Acreage shares were converted into 2 types of shares.
Floating shares 30%
Fixed shares 70%
The fixed shares are the ones that will be converted to Canopy shares when a triggering event happens. Canopy has no options on these shares, they are obligated to aquire these. I can't remember the exact conversion but I think it is .3058 of a canopy share for one acreage share. Almost a double at today's prices.
The floating shares are not tied to the canopy shares but Canopy has the option to aquire these based on 5 day avg. Sock Price.
I have no idea how the floating shares will perform so I sold all my floating shares over the course of a couple of weeks and took a larger position in the fixed shares.
Volume on Acreage is very low so anyone acquiring a position should be very strategic in doing so to avoid paying more than they should.
Best of luck to you Tin
TinToronto wrote: I have a question about Acreage shares , I should know this but sadly I don't I picked up shares of Acreage a couple of years ago and have been sitting on them for some time now. I just noticed I now hold two groups of Acgreage A and B. What's the different as they seem to now be split 70/30. Obviously, I'm holding them until they convert to Canopy shares, but want to purchase some for my moms TFSA and not sure which I should be buying. Thanks for any info you can offer.
Kiluminati1984 wrote:
I'm in the same boat. I sold half my CGC shares over the course of the last month and a half and scooped up ACRHF, now back to my original count when it's triggered. Klein mentioned not ruling out acreage acquiring other MSO as well...if/when that happens we'd likely see a bump too