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Definition of post allotment


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Post allotment is a stock that is inferior to common stock when interest or interest dividends and residual assets are allocated, usually redistribution of residual interest after the distribution of common shares.

If the company's profit is huge and the number of subsequent rights issue is limited, then the rights issue after purchase is limited.

Shareholder

You can get very high returns.

After issuing rights issue, the funds raised generally can not generate profits immediately, and investors' scope is restricted, so the utilization rate is not high.

Post allotment is usually issued under the following circumstances:


(1) when the company issues new shares for the purpose of raising capital for expansion, in order not to reduce dividends on the old shares, the new shares will be issued after the new equipment is officially put into use.


(2) when the enterprise is annexed, the shares are allocated to the shareholders of the merged enterprises in order to adjust the merger ratio.


(3) in a company with government investment, the shares held by the government will be used as a post allotment before the interest rate of the privately held stock reaches a certain level.

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