LTE stock sells for $27.69 per share and there are 280,000 shares outstanding. The company plans a 4-for-3 reverse stock split. Assuming no market imperfections or tax effects, what will the stock price be after the split?
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Stock will be reverse Split i.e. every 4 shares will be converted to 3 share.
Value of Shares = No of Shares * Value per Share
= 280,000 * 27.69
= $ 7,753,200
So new no of shares will be 280,000 * 3 /4 = 210,000Shares after reverse Split
Value after reverse split remians same So, Share Price will be
$ 7,753,200 = New No of shares * Share Price
$ 7,753,200 = 210,000 * Share Price
Share Price = $ 7,753,200/ 210,000 = $ 36.92
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