Monday, October 11, 2021 3:39:38 PM
The only explanation I find is embarrassingly simplistic, apart from the fact that it is wrong or unconfirmed in every detail:
1. The settlement is worth 300 MUSD.
2. There are 24 million outstanding ADRs.
3. Half of them belong to defendants and are not entitled to compensation.
4. 300/12 = 25.
Any other ideas? Possibly my imagination isn't powerful enough.
P. S. the "analysis" provided by Motley Fool made me think that they merit their name over there.
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