correct me if I'm wrong, so if you actually intend to upsize your holdings, rather than exercising, you'll be better off buying the the same amount in the market and sell the options generating cash from the 'time value' embedded in it?
Is that generally the correct way of thinking about it? So rather than exercising them you are better off selling them and just buying on market.
Ann: WGB announces Bonus Issue of Options to all shareholders, page-45
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