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For Main Board and GEM listed issuers Monthly Return of Equity Issuer on Movements in Securities 28 February 2014 For the month ended (dd×mm/YYY) : To : Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited Name

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How to fill out conversion price:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information, such as the current stock price, the number of shares to be converted, and any applicable conversion ratio or formula.
2. Calculate the conversion price by dividing the par value of the security by the conversion ratio. The par value is the nominal value of the security, usually indicated on the stock certificate.
3. Make sure to verify if there are any adjustments or contingencies that may affect the conversion price. This could include stock splits, stock dividends, or other forms of corporate actions.
4. Double-check your calculations to ensure accuracy and precision in filling out the conversion price. Mistakes in calculations could lead to inaccurate conversion terms and potential financial losses.
5. Once all the necessary calculations have been completed, fill out the conversion price in the designated field or document, following any specific format or instructions provided by the relevant entity or organization.

Who needs conversion price:

1. Investors: Investors may need the conversion price to evaluate the attractiveness of a convertible security. They use it to assess the potential upside of converting the security into common shares in the future.
2. Issuers: Companies issuing convertible securities need to set an appropriate conversion price. It affects the terms of the securities and the potential impact on the company's capital structure. Setting a reasonable conversion price can help attract investors and ensure a fair deal for both parties.
3. Financial analysts: Analysts use conversion prices to analyze the value and potential dilution effects of convertible securities. They assess how the conversion price compares to the current market price and evaluate the potential impact on the company's financials and shareholder structure.

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What is conversion price?

Conversion price is the price at which convertible securities, such as bonds or preferred stock, can be converted into common stock.

Who is required to file conversion price?

Companies issuing convertible securities are required to file conversion price with the appropriate regulatory bodies.

How to fill out conversion price?

Conversion price is typically filled out on the appropriate forms provided by the regulatory bodies overseeing securities transactions.

What is the purpose of conversion price?

The purpose of conversion price is to establish the price at which convertible securities can be exchanged for common stock.

What information must be reported on conversion price?

Information such as the terms of the convertible securities, the conversion ratio, and the calculation of the conversion price must be reported.

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