They will get 50 units of the share for 1 ADR.
Example: if it's at $13 USD for example, the investor will get 50 shares for $13 USD and if you divide 50/13 you would get the single unit price to compare to the AU SP.
Now with that, history has shown that the dual listing SP price sit similar to one another. So if the US price does really well, it's expected that the AU SP will grow in line with it (not always even)
They will get 50 units of the share for 1 ADR.Example: if it's...
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