- "
dilutes", the
basic EPS (earnings per share). Thus, only
where the
diluted EPS is less than the
basic EPS is the
transaction classified as
dilutive....
- Standards,
diluted earnings per
share is
calculated by
adjusting the
earnings and
number of
shares for the
effects of
dilutive options and
other dilutive potential...
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primary market,
which is
where the
confusion between a
dilutive (follow-on) and a non-
dilutive secondary market offering possibly comes from. If a company...
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increase or
decrease post-deal. Generally,
shareholders do not
prefer dilutive transactions; however, if the deal may
generate enough value to become...
- (IPO). A follow-on
offering can be
categorised as
dilutive or non-
dilutive. In the case of the
dilutive offering, the company's
board of
directors agrees...
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equity securities, such as shares, in a
public company, it can be a non-
dilutive pro rata way to
raise capital.
Rights issues are
typically sold via a prospectus...
-
number of
total shares outstanding, the
offering is
referred to as "non-
dilutive" (to EPS). financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com
Retrieved December...
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transaction is "
dilutive"
where the
earnings per
share decrease following the transaction. See: Accretion/dilution analysis,
Diluted EPS,
Dilutive security;...
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Squash (sometimes
known as
cordial in
British English,
dilute in
Hiberno English,
diluting juice in
Scottish English, and
water juice in the Northern...
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offerings may
involve shares sold by
existing shareholders (non-
dilutive), new
shares (
dilutive), or both. If the
seasoned equity offering is made by an issuer...
