Whoa. The dilution happening to ARM is not small.
Current market cap at 35.00 is 17.5bn Kes
Incoming investment of preference shares is 12.5 bn Kes
After crunching some hypothetical numbers the eps will be diluted to become 55% of what it currently is. The last good/normal year it was 3.01 eps. 55% of 3.01 is 1.66 eps.
Current PE is 11.75, assuming this is maintained 11.75*1.66= 19.75.
So 1 ARM share should be at 19.75 when you factor in the dilution.
( some may argue. But they are preference shares? True, but the earn dividends and they WILL be converted, so other than not trading, they are dilutive to the equity, it would be wrong not to include them in the valuation)
If you use a pe of 10. 16.60 Kes per share.
Let's await the final numbers on the shares that will be issued, but it won't be far from this, depending on arm negotiating skills, I've pegged investors to buy price at 30.00 per share.
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