OMO I don't get it. Why would management change their strategy for raising money? The previous capital injections were done by a way of rights offerings to current shareholders and they were always oversubscribed. It was a way of rewarding existing shareholders and allowed them to participate in the share dilution so they remain whole. I wonder if the new management has a cozy relationship with the underwriters and wanted to pay them fees, or perhaps some of the large institutional shareholders want a bigger piece of the pie and this was a cheap, easy way to get it. Either way, a greasy move.