This BOD can not issue equity to KKR (warrant exercise) until Jan 1, 2015. So, the stock had to go back down to the strike price KKR needs to exercise w/o affecting their bottom line
The higher the price of the actual stock the more profit KKR makes when it buys shares at the warrant strike price
Thus I fail to understand how the sentence above mine is true or correct or logical
KKR did not need a low price - it was disadvantage to them. A warrant like an option is the right to purchase at price X
So the more the stock is higher then H the more the VALUE and gain on exercise of a warrant