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Originally posted by jaygatsby
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Read what I said.as well who don't necessarily have long term interest in holding them. Those that aren't sold are held by brokers anyway. And they are not interested in holding them either.IN house, and everyone takes up their rights. Nobody is"diluted" In fact SPP's given to shareholders in this way actually can be accretive - that is positively favour exisiting holders - it's possible to increase your holding at the cheaper discounted offer price if the SPP offer is larger than % proportional right to a small holding. but ONLY if all capital is raised in house. Got it?not diluted. Understood?Nobody is "diluted"..OUTSIDE the exisiting shareholder base.. OK?countless other examples.
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FGS if shares are issued, the effect is dilution. If you have to put your hand into your pocket to maintain your holdings, it's a detriment brought on by dilution.
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