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• The cumulative preference shares will be priced at 70 guilders each.
• The government will sell 7.34 million cumulative preference shares in DSM to institutional investors.
• The government and DSM then will convert 7.34 million ordinary shares into cumulative preference shares.
• The company said it had enough cash to retire 197, 921 convertible cumulative preference shares.
• The government will sell 7 . 34 million cumulative preference shares in DSM to institutional investors.
• The government and DSM then will convert 7 . 34 million ordinary shares into cumulative preference shares.
• It holds 10.4 percent of the air carrier's ordinary shares and 14.6 percent of its cumulative preference shares.
• The sale also involves a payment from DSM to the government to convert ordinary shares into cumulative preference shares.
• The cumulative preference shares will be created by a one-for-one conversion of 7.34 million ordinary shares before the government sells them.
• Many of the 600 or so subscribers for ?0, 000 cumulative preference shares of 6 % rising to 10 % were farmers.
• It holds 10 . 4 percent of the air carrier's ordinary shares and 14 . 6 percent of its cumulative preference shares.
• The cumulative preference shares will be created by a one-for-one conversion of 7 . 34 million ordinary shares before the government sells them.
• The 1996 figure takes into account that 20 percent of the shares were converted into cumulative preference shares on March 12 last year.
• The number of ordinary shares fell because of a conversion into cumulative preference shares of part of the Dutch government's stake on a one-for-one basis.
• DSM will pay the state 82 guilders per share, the difference between the price of an ordinary share and one of the cumulative preference shares.
• It's also " doubtful " it will pay a dividend on common shares or on cumulative preference shares due Dec . 31 and Jan . 31.
• The government's ordinary stock will be converted into cumulative preference shares on a 1-for-1 basis, in order to boost earnings per share, and sold to institutional investors.
• Trafalgar said it's " doubtful " that it will pay ordinary dividends, or make payments on cumulative preference shares on Dec . 31 and Jan . 31.
• Holders of cumulative preference shares are entitled to dividends before owners of ordinary shares and get a dividend whose value is linked to Dutch government bond yields.
• From Feb . 21, when DSM announced the government's stake would be converted into cumulative preference shares, the company's stock started achieving an almost continuous succession of records.