About 92% of all shares tendered? And they are going to buy about 4.35% of your tendered shares?.
So, someone with 10,000 tendered shares with a basis of $8.00C ($80,000 worth) will have about 435 shares repurchashed at $12C making $4 profit on 435 shares or $1740, equivalent to a dividend of just over 2%. Then for many, if not all, they withhold taxes from you $$?
So, how did they come up with this 6.6% yield in the initial press release?
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CALGARY, AB, Sept. 4, 2024 Offer Results in a CAD$0.48 Per Share Distribution or 6.6% Yield (to Frontera's Share Price Prior the Offer's Announcement) Assuming Full and Pro-Rata Shareholder Participation"
"Approximately 77,565,602 Shares were validly tendered and not withdrawn. Since the Offer was oversubscribed, the tendered Shares will be purchased on a pro rata basis following the determination of the final results of the Offer. Frontera currently expects that shareholders who tendered will have approximately 4.35% of their tendered Shares purchased by the Company." Only de Alba and team could come up with such a complex and costly way of distributing so little money to the average stakeholder.