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ARVADA GROUP LIMITED PRONOUNCEABLE RIGHTS OFFER 27 September 2016 This is an important document. You should read the whole document before deciding whether to subscribe for shares. If you have any

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How to fill out a rights offer:

1. Begin by carefully reading and understanding the terms and conditions of the rights offer. This may include the number of shares being offered, the subscription price, and any deadlines or requirements.
2. Determine if you are eligible to participate in the rights offer. This typically involves being an existing shareholder as of a specific date. Consult the rights offer documentation or contact the company's investor relations department for clarification if needed.
3. Calculate the number of rights that you are entitled to exercise. This can usually be found by multiplying the number of shares you currently own by the subscription ratio provided in the rights offer.
4. Determine your desired level of participation. Decide whether you want to exercise all your rights or only a portion of them. This may depend on the price of the new shares and your own financial circumstances.
5. Follow the instructions provided in the rights offer documentation to fill out the subscription form. Ensure that you provide accurate information, including your name, contact details, and the number of rights you wish to exercise.
6. Calculate the total amount due for the subscription and make the necessary payment. This could be done through a check, electronic funds transfer, or any other method specified by the company. Be mindful of any payment deadlines mentioned in the rights offer.
7. Submit the completed subscription form and payment to the designated entity mentioned in the rights offer documentation. This could be the company's transfer agent or any other specified party.
8. Keep a record of your participation in the rights offer for future reference. This may include copies of the subscription form, payment confirmation, and any other related documents.

Who needs rights offer:

1. Existing shareholders who want to maintain or increase their ownership stake in a company.
2. Investors who believe in the future prospects and growth opportunities of the company and want to capitalize on them.
3. Individuals who want to take advantage of discounted subscription prices offered through the rights offer. This allows them to acquire additional shares at a potentially lower cost compared to the prevailing market price.

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What is rights offer?

Rights offer is a method for a company to raise capital by offering existing shareholders the opportunity to purchase additional shares at a discounted price.

Who is required to file rights offer?

Companies looking to raise capital through the issuance of additional shares are required to file rights offer.

How to fill out rights offer?

To fill out rights offer, companies must draft a prospectus detailing the terms of the offering, including the number of shares being offered and the subscription price.

What is the purpose of rights offer?

The purpose of rights offer is to raise capital from existing shareholders while allowing them the opportunity to maintain their ownership percentage in the company.

What information must be reported on rights offer?

Companies must report information such as the terms of the offering, the number of shares being offered, the subscription price, and the deadline for exercising the rights.