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29/09/20

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Originally posted by gulag: ↑

Thanks for the post, really helped me understand Company option shares better.
I do have one question, when converting to normal shares is it a one to one conversion.
SAY I bought option shares at 55c and to convert them is 28.5c, I have X amount of shares at 83.5c in the company. Now say the company share price is at 120c, have I just made a 50ish% increase in my initial investment just by converting them ?

Hope this question makes sense.

Regards

Gulag

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Yes, one option = 1 share once converted.
So, given the scenario you have provided, the answer is also yes.

Glad you got someone out of the post.
Perdy.
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