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Subscription Warrant

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Subscription warrant
Applies to derivative products. Type of security, usually issued with another security, such as a bond or stock, that entitles the holder to buy a proportionate amount of common stock at a specified price, usually higher than the market price at the time of issuance. Warrant.

Subscription Warrant
In derivatives, a security, usually attached to another security, that gives the right to buy a certain amount in common stock in the company issuing the subscription warrant at or below the market price. Subscription warrants are usually issued with a bond to encourage investors to purchase the debt. They operate much like call options, but are issued by corporations, instead of individual investors; they are particularly susceptible to volatility. See also: Subscription right.

subscription warrant
See warrant.


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3) Period of the Tender Offer: From Tuesday, July 3, 2007 to Monday, August 6, 2007 (24 business days) (4) Tender Offer Price: Common Stock: 770 yen per Share of Common Stock Bonds with Share Subscription Warrants: 1,433,056 yen per PENTAX Bond with Share Subscription Warrants (face value of 1,000,000 yen of each bond) Share Subscription Warrants: 1 yen per PENTAX Share Subscription Warrant 2.
a Cayman Islands-based investment fund, to prevent Nireco from issuing free stock subscription warrants to all shareholders in the event of an undesirable takeover bid.
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