Proceeds from the sale of rights
- Net Proceeds per share = Subscription price per share x (1 – Spread)
= $16 per share x (1 – 0.06)
= $16 per share x 0.94
= $15.04 per share
- New shares offered = 265,957 Shares [$40,00,000 / $15.04 per share]
- Number of rights needed = 1.729600 [460,000 Shares / 265,957 Shares]
- The Ex-rights stock price will be
Ex-rights stock price = [(Number of rights needed x selling price per share) + Subscription price] + [Number of rights needed + 1]
= [(1.729600 x $41 per share) + $16 per share] / [1.729600 + 1]
= [$70.9136 + $16] / 2.729600
= $31.841149 per share
- So, the value of a right = Selling price per share - Ex-rights stock price
= $41 per share - $31.841149 per share
= $9.158851 per share
Therefore, proceeds from selling the rights will be
= Number of shares x value of a right
= 4,000 Shares x $9.158851 per share
= $36,635.40
“Hence, the Proceeds from sale of rights will be $36,635.40”
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