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To: Madharry who wrote (78407)10/29/2025 12:59:51 PM
From: E_K_S  Read Replies (1) of 78430
 
SOHO conversion

1) you have to dig into the original prospectus for each preferred and they give you the No of shares x the price per share if you "elect" for the conversion price. It's different for each of the series of preferreds.

2) Does it include the dividends in the arrears? NO !

3) The Only way you get the div in arrears is to own the preferreds (they are cumulative) and if they are called at PAR $25, you woulds also get the amount in arrears almost $2/preferred.

4) Div in arrears can also be made as a "special dividend". None so far

The Preferreds actually has an imputed value of around $27/preferred if called at $25.

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Can the Private Equity group just ignore this liability? Maybe but Preferred shareholders can elect two Board members if dividends are 4 quarters in the arrears (which already has occurred). I saw no mention of new Board members in any of the press releases.
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