Stock Rights Offering: How Does it Work? Philippine Stock Market Weekly
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This week, we talk about stock rights offerings (SRO) and how it works. By definition, SRO's are a group of rights offered to existing shareholders to purchase additional stock shares known as subscription warrants.
The Research Team at FirstMetroSec goes into detail on why companies issue SRO's, its advantages and disadvantages, and what happens if you subscribe in full, ignore your rights, or when you sell the rights to someone else.
Along with that, this episode also discusses what's next for Ayala-owned AC Energy Philippines Inc. as the company is expected to release further details of its SRO. Find out more in this episode of our weekly podcast series. #YourFutureFirst
This week, we talk about stock rights offerings (SRO) and how it works. By definition, SRO's are a group of rights offered to existing shareholders to purchase additional stock shares known as subscription warrants.
The Research Team at FirstMetroSec goes into detail on why companies issue SRO's, its advantages and disadvantages, and what happens if you subscribe in full, ignore your rights, or when you sell the rights to someone else.
Along with that, this episode also discusses what's next for Ayala-owned AC Energy Philippines Inc. as the company is expected to release further details of its SRO. Find out more in this episode of our weekly podcast series. #YourFutureFirst
21 Min.