No. In a NORMAL situation, dilution usually lowers the stock price because we are sharing the same pie with more people. In this situation because it is a BK exit, that won't happen because while the common is getting diluted, the debt is being wiped away. We are sharing a MUCH larger pie with a few more people.
So, normally, the equation looks like this: (EV-debt)/shares = PPS - real rough approximation
In this case, there is no debt but there are the new shares: (EV - 0)/(old common + new debt conversion) = PPS.
The new case should come out somewhere between $2 and $7 (rough whole dollars).
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