Price band limits ensure issuer sets final offer price within prescribed cap and floor before filing prospectus. Regulation 29 permits an issuer to state a price or price band and requires the final price to be fixed before filing the prospectus; the filed prospectus must show a single price or coupon rate. The floor/final price cannot be less than face value. Price band caps and coupon rates for convertible debt are subject to prescribed upper and minimum relationships to the floor price. Issuers must announce the floor price or band at least two working days before opening the issue, include financial ratios for both band ends and a direction to the basis of issue price, and publish these on stock exchange websites with pre-filled application forms.
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Price band limits ensure issuer sets final offer price within prescribed cap and floor before filing prospectus.
Regulation 29 permits an issuer to state a price or price band and requires the final price to be fixed before filing the prospectus; the filed prospectus must show a single price or coupon rate. The floor/final price cannot be less than face value. Price band caps and coupon rates for convertible debt are subject to prescribed upper and minimum relationships to the floor price. Issuers must announce the floor price or band at least two working days before opening the issue, include financial ratios for both band ends and a direction to the basis of issue price, and publish these on stock exchange websites with pre-filled application forms.
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