AnnetteG
Mar 29, 2009, 08:33 AM
Private company has 30 shareholders. Company is considering making a stock offering to raise capital.
One stock split happened a number of years ago, 3 for 1.
Currently, there have been new investors with cost basis of stock much higher than what president is considering for new offering ($100 newest cost basis against proposed $20 stock offering).
How should a stock split be calculated in such a situation? take the highest cost basis split that to equalize to the newest offering, to protect the ratios?
So in the above example, 5 for 1?
Thank You.
One stock split happened a number of years ago, 3 for 1.
Currently, there have been new investors with cost basis of stock much higher than what president is considering for new offering ($100 newest cost basis against proposed $20 stock offering).
How should a stock split be calculated in such a situation? take the highest cost basis split that to equalize to the newest offering, to protect the ratios?
So in the above example, 5 for 1?
Thank You.





