Assuming Verb gets acquired by a company with a st
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Posted On: 02/06/2022 4:30:01 PM
Assuming Verb gets acquired by a company with a stock on a major listing, Verb shares would go away. If it was an all cash deal, you would get cash for your Verb shares. If a stock deal, you would get stock.
For warrants, it will depend and you'd have to read the warrant documentation. If could be the holder may be entitled to a cash payment for the in-the-money value (without any need to exercise) or the holder may just be getting a replacement warrant (with necessary adjustments to reflect the consideration under the deal) of the other stock.
If Verb got acquired by a company without a stock on a major listing, I suspect Verb stock and warrants would live on as this would be an easy way for a private company to go public.
For warrants, it will depend and you'd have to read the warrant documentation. If could be the holder may be entitled to a cash payment for the in-the-money value (without any need to exercise) or the holder may just be getting a replacement warrant (with necessary adjustments to reflect the consideration under the deal) of the other stock.
If Verb got acquired by a company without a stock on a major listing, I suspect Verb stock and warrants would live on as this would be an easy way for a private company to go public.
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