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To: Jon K. who wrote ()2/21/2000 5:15:00 PM
From: 5handicap   of 97
 
Authorized Stock and stock splits

A basic question: Company "A" has 2 million authorized shares, and the "shares outstanding" is also 2 million. They file a form 14A to increase the authorized shares to 8 million... what conclusions can one draw?

1) is this a necessary move preceding a stock split?

2) is this a necessary move preceding a secondary dilutive offering?

Thanks,
5cap
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