Market capitalisation=number of shares issues x share price
I think!
Convertible notes = loans to PRR at mutually agreed interest rate over agreed term. By the end of the agreed term, the notes expire and the lender convert them to shares at price which depends on agreed price calculation (usually average daily closing prices in 30 days before expiry date). If the lender does not want to convert the loan to shares, the principal will be returned in full without any adjustment for price indexation.
when ann. will available?, page-19
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