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Another positive thing is FD's share (if he converts at all) will not be dilutive. Dan said they have to convert before they are entitled to the dividend shares. No wonder FD wanted his money back.

Secondly, collateral shares are not entitled to dividend shares either, according to Dan. I am not sure how they can differentiate collateral shares to non-collateral shares though. I think there are two batches of collateral shares. One batch is 750k, the other is more than 1 million.

So overall, one might get .85 to .9 Triway share per SIAF share.
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