stock price | $51.25 |
value of right | $11.75 |
note:
ex right price = [(existing price * number of rights) + amount to be remitted] / (number of rights +1)
=> [($63.*3)+16]/(3+1)
=>$51.25.
value of right = existing price - ex rights price
=>63-51.25
=>$11.75.
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