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MOS 1023 Lesson 7 Textoon i Fuat Tools Add-on Help - 10.3 847 Good Times Coming Ltd. has extra cash and feels that the current market price of $2.00 pershare is significantly undervalued. They decide to repurchase 6,000 shares and plan to do it by way of a Dutch action tender offer. They send out the notice to repurchase the 1,000 shares and put the range of the offer at 12.10 per share to $2.60 per share. The following shares were tendered: 2.000 shares @ 52.10 per share 3.000 shares $2.20 per share 5,000 shares $2.50 per share 4.000 shares @ 2.25 per share 9.000 shares $2.15 per share (These were your shares) No other shares were tendered, How much cash will you receive as a result of tendering your shares? 2.000 shares $2.10 per share 3.000 shares @ $2.15 per share (These were your shares) 3.000 shares $2.20 per share To 8.000 shares $4.50 -3.000 shares 5.000 shares:8.000 shares) $2.20 MOS 1023 Lesson 7 Textoon i Fuat Tools Add-on Help - 10.3 847 Good Times Coming Ltd. has extra cash and feels that the current market price of $2.00 pershare is significantly undervalued. They decide to repurchase 6,000 shares and plan to do it by way of a Dutch action tender offer. They send out the notice to repurchase the 1,000 shares and put the range of the offer at 12.10 per share to $2.60 per share. The following shares were tendered: 2.000 shares @ 52.10 per share 3.000 shares $2.20 per share 5,000 shares $2.50 per share 4.000 shares @ 2.25 per share 9.000 shares $2.15 per share (These were your shares) No other shares were tendered, How much cash will you receive as a result of tendering your shares? 2.000 shares $2.10 per share 3.000 shares @ $2.15 per share (These were your shares) 3.000 shares $2.20 per share To 8.000 shares $4.50 -3.000 shares 5.000 shares:8.000 shares) $2.20