Post by
Undeniable on Sep 03, 2022 3:40pm
Stock Dilution
I am reposting as there were too many typos in my original post. I own Telus, had the foresite to reduce when I heard about the lifeworks buyout. Correct me if I am wrong. As of September 7 Telus will be purchasing lifeworks , each stock will receiver .532 of a Telus stock plus cash. there will be 36 million more stocks on the market diluting our share price. This can't be good for our stock. Yes? No? Maybe?
Comment by
Milhouse123 on Sep 05, 2022 2:38pm
Taking into consideration Lifeworks' revenue and earnings that Telus gains by issuing those those 36m shares, do you still feel Telus' overall shares are being diluted? If so, why/how?
Comment by
Undeniable on Sep 05, 2022 2:48pm
. The shares outstanding of TELUS will be increased in all S&P/TSX indices at the same time to reflect the issuance of shares. The new shares outstanding will be 1,412,706,694 and the IWF will remain 1. If I understand this correctly, does this not dilute the share price?
Comment by
Undeniable on Sep 05, 2022 6:16pm
So this translates into 19 million plus stocks being added into Telus stocks, that is a lot of stocks. I truthfully want to be wrong on this. My math is 36 million x .5321. Seriously open to being wrong.
Comment by
Milhouse123 on Sep 05, 2022 8:58pm
You haven't commented on what the corresponding impact to Telus' share price is when Lifework's revenue and earnings get absorbed into Telus' financials.
Comment by
Undeniable on Sep 05, 2022 9:36pm
No I haven't , right now I am concerned with dilution.
Comment by
Milhouse123 on Sep 05, 2022 9:44pm
But if the added revenue and earnings increase in proportion to the increase of outstanding shares, where is the dilution?
Comment by
Undeniable on Sep 06, 2022 6:10am
Great point, I am sure that will be the case long term for sure.