The issue of the new shares will dilute both the government and staff shareholdings. |
In that case, the founders' shareholdings would be diluted to 20.9 per cent each, while this would be diluted to 4.4 per cent. |
The deep discount means that if the shareholders don't cough up, their existing shareholdings will be diluted. |
Some of the debt growth is a reflection of the increases in the value of shareholdings. |
Existing shareholder and fine food importer Empire Foodbrokers, and Quinquevir, a shell company set up by the landlord of Burts' site, have taken increased shareholdings. |
However, the government plans to divest or dilute its shareholdings in a controlled way in government-linked companies that are no longer relevant to its objectives. |