Post by fastwalker on Sept 20, 2004 15:01:18 GMT -5
CMKI (CMKX) believes that its shareholders and targeted company's shareholders will best benefit from a "cross-dividend" policy. For example, if CMKI acquires a new target company in an exchange of shares.
Are we talking dividends of any viable significance and will everyone be treated equally. Or some lose out as a result of this activity?
Previously...CMKI (CMKX) paid its shareholders a mandatory 8% dividend of the total number of shares exchanged with the new target company. The shareholders of the new target company will be treated with the same fairness and therefore will be entitled to receive a mandatory 8% dividend of the total number of CMKI shares exchanged with the new target company.
Are we talking dividends of any viable significance and will everyone be treated equally. Or some lose out as a result of this activity?
Previously...CMKI (CMKX) paid its shareholders a mandatory 8% dividend of the total number of shares exchanged with the new target company. The shareholders of the new target company will be treated with the same fairness and therefore will be entitled to receive a mandatory 8% dividend of the total number of CMKI shares exchanged with the new target company.