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If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Surely it can't be too much longer before something comes our way as a result of this new partnership between Arm and Cerence, where low-power, real-time LLM inference at the edge is the central challenge?
As we all know, Akida excels at:
What's not to like about that? These would be ideal traits for in-vehicle voice assistants and LLM use cases, where responsiveness, power efficiency, and privacy really matter.
It says here that "CaLLM Edge operates fully on Arm-based chipsets" and we know Akida is compatible with the Arm product family as has been successfully demonstrated with Cortex M85.
I could easily imagine a Cerence voice assistant enhanced by Akida doing real-time voice analysis and decision-making, entirely offline, with a power budget that’s EV-battery friendly.
Arm should be asking: "How can we future proof this stack for in-cabin AI by 2026-2027 when compute demands will surge but battery and thermal budgets won't".
Categories Edge Computing News | Hardware
Cerence AI has partnered with semiconductor manufacturer, Arm to enhance its embedded small language model (SLM), CaLLM Edge, using Arm’s Kleidi software library.
The collaboration aims to optimize CPU and GPU performance for real-time language processing at the edge, improving speed, efficiency, and privacy highlighting the growing importance of edge computing and generative AI in the automotive industry.
Arm’s Kleidi technology accelerates machine learning and neural network operations on Arm-based devices, addressing the challenges of limited compute power in vehicles. CaLLM Edge operates fully on Arm-based chipsets, enabling advanced in-car AI capabilities without relying on cloud connectivity.
“We are excited to partner with Arm to take CaLLM Edge to the next level, setting new standards for performance and efficiency in edge computing in the car,” says Nils Schanz, EVP, Product & Technology, Cerence AI. “By combining our expertise in AI-powered language models with Arm’s innovative library, we are continuing our journey to create a new era of voice-first experiences and next-generation AI applications in the automotive space, empowering consumers with smarter, faster, and more responsive in-car assistants.”
This partnership supports automakers in delivering smarter, faster, and more responsive AI-powered user experiences for drivers and setting new standards for in-car AI applications, enhancing safety and connectivity.
As we all know, Akida excels at:
- Keyword spotting
- Natural language intent classification
- Time-series pattern recognition
What's not to like about that? These would be ideal traits for in-vehicle voice assistants and LLM use cases, where responsiveness, power efficiency, and privacy really matter.
It says here that "CaLLM Edge operates fully on Arm-based chipsets" and we know Akida is compatible with the Arm product family as has been successfully demonstrated with Cortex M85.
I could easily imagine a Cerence voice assistant enhanced by Akida doing real-time voice analysis and decision-making, entirely offline, with a power budget that’s EV-battery friendly.
Arm should be asking: "How can we future proof this stack for in-cabin AI by 2026-2027 when compute demands will surge but battery and thermal budgets won't".
Cerence AI and Arm push LLM boundaries with on-device AI for smarter cars
Jun 6, 2025 | Stephen MayhewCategories Edge Computing News | Hardware
Cerence AI has partnered with semiconductor manufacturer, Arm to enhance its embedded small language model (SLM), CaLLM Edge, using Arm’s Kleidi software library.
The collaboration aims to optimize CPU and GPU performance for real-time language processing at the edge, improving speed, efficiency, and privacy highlighting the growing importance of edge computing and generative AI in the automotive industry.
Arm’s Kleidi technology accelerates machine learning and neural network operations on Arm-based devices, addressing the challenges of limited compute power in vehicles. CaLLM Edge operates fully on Arm-based chipsets, enabling advanced in-car AI capabilities without relying on cloud connectivity.
“We are excited to partner with Arm to take CaLLM Edge to the next level, setting new standards for performance and efficiency in edge computing in the car,” says Nils Schanz, EVP, Product & Technology, Cerence AI. “By combining our expertise in AI-powered language models with Arm’s innovative library, we are continuing our journey to create a new era of voice-first experiences and next-generation AI applications in the automotive space, empowering consumers with smarter, faster, and more responsive in-car assistants.”
This partnership supports automakers in delivering smarter, faster, and more responsive AI-powered user experiences for drivers and setting new standards for in-car AI applications, enhancing safety and connectivity.
https://www.edgeir.com/cerence-ai-and-arm-push-llm-boundaries-with-on-device-ai-for-smarter-cars-20250606
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Surely it can't be too much longer before something comes our way as a result of this new partnership between Arm and Cerence, where low-power, real-time LLM inference at the edge is the central challenge?
As we all know, Akida excels at:
While Arm and Cerence are working on optimizing LLMs on traditional CPU/GPU pipelines, the bottlenecks of power, latency, and thermal limits in vehicles still remain. Akida, being a neuromorphic processor would be capable of delivering sub-milliwatt operation for AI inference, event-based, real-time processing, on-device learning capabilities and ultra-low latency for audio and language data streams.
- Keyword spotting
- Natural language intent classification
- Time-series pattern recognition
What's not to like about that? These would be ideal traits for in-vehicle voice assistants and LLM use cases, where responsiveness, power efficiency, and privacy really matter.
It says here that "CaLLM Edge operates fully on Arm-based chipsets" and we know Akida is compatible with the Arm product family as has been successfully demonstrated with Cortex M85.
I could easily imagine a Cerence voice assistant enhanced by Akida doing real-time voice analysis and decision-making, entirely offline, with a power budget that’s EV-battery friendly.
Arm should be asking: "How can we future proof this stack for in-cabin AI by 2026-2027 when compute demands will surge but battery and thermal budgets won't".
Cerence AI and Arm push LLM boundaries with on-device AI for smarter cars
Jun 6, 2025 | Stephen Mayhew
Categories Edge Computing News | Hardware
Cerence AI has partnered with semiconductor manufacturer, Arm to enhance its embedded small language model (SLM), CaLLM Edge, using Arm’s Kleidi software library.
The collaboration aims to optimize CPU and GPU performance for real-time language processing at the edge, improving speed, efficiency, and privacy highlighting the growing importance of edge computing and generative AI in the automotive industry.
Arm’s Kleidi technology accelerates machine learning and neural network operations on Arm-based devices, addressing the challenges of limited compute power in vehicles. CaLLM Edge operates fully on Arm-based chipsets, enabling advanced in-car AI capabilities without relying on cloud connectivity.
“We are excited to partner with Arm to take CaLLM Edge to the next level, setting new standards for performance and efficiency in edge computing in the car,” says Nils Schanz, EVP, Product & Technology, Cerence AI. “By combining our expertise in AI-powered language models with Arm’s innovative library, we are continuing our journey to create a new era of voice-first experiences and next-generation AI applications in the automotive space, empowering consumers with smarter, faster, and more responsive in-car assistants.”
This partnership supports automakers in delivering smarter, faster, and more responsive AI-powered user experiences for drivers and setting new standards for in-car AI applications, enhancing safety and connectivity.
https://www.edgeir.com/cerence-ai-and-arm-push-llm-boundaries-with-on-device-ai-for-smarter-cars-20250606
GStocks123
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Analog Devices??
AI Algorithm Engineer – Edge & Emerging Hardware
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=628d39713a7a448e&from=appshareios
AI Algorithm Engineer – Edge & Emerging Hardware
https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=628d39713a7a448e&from=appshareios
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Nah, they're going to give that job to a Social Media Marketing Intern.
BrainChip hiring Social Media Marketing Intern in Laguna Hills, CA | LinkedIn
Posted 4:06:42 PM. Objectives: To grow BrainChip’s social media footprint, increase engagement, and implement paid…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.www.linkedin.com
And they're gonna be the ones patrolling these forums....
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Maybe they are targeting FF with the last Skill Needed requirement for this employment position .....Nah, they're going to give that job to a Social Media Marketing Intern.
BrainChip hiring Social Media Marketing Intern in Laguna Hills, CA | LinkedIn
Posted 4:06:42 PM. Objectives: To grow BrainChip’s social media footprint, increase engagement, and implement paid…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.
And they're gonna be the ones patrolling these forums....
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being * Existing member of Tsex or HC Forums an advantage.
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Food4 thought
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Does any one know if we are still working with onsemi
Rskiff
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Does BRN?
Couldn't agree more.Happy to agreeably disagree with you on this Eski.
I think Antonio is exactly the sort of smooth talkin', connected and "known in the right places" kind of guy with just the skill set we require and I also think he admirably compliments Sean's weakness's most exemplified by his often abominable presentation skills.
I certainly take on an argument about results achieved so far and am somewhat disgruntled that the executive remuneration hasn't been more closely aligned with the share holder's main barometer of success.
It feels somewhat as if we have been stringed along paying them all very handsomely for results we "thought" where just around the corner, and maybe they truly believed that at the time?
But this recent talk of a possible nearish future redomicile has really put the cat amongst the pigeons and their somewhat ham fisted way of trying to jam this particular Genie back in her bottle has misfired.
I've been "in" for coming up to ten years now and after piling all that wood on the fire am getting antsy for a glow.
Not exactly spewen' at this stage and know I can pull that trigger most weekdays 10-4pm but frankly, I'm not gonna wait another ten years getting diluted and probably consolidated out of existence.
We've been shown the technical roadmap.
Time to see some idea of the commercial strategy.
I personally, am not keen on providing funds for just more of the same, hoping it's gonna work at some point in time.
In my view we are paying them handsomely enough for more than just, more of the same.
Btw the latest newsletter is nothing but an empty read. Why bother sending this out to SH, when there's absolutely nothing exciting to report. FFS
Thermodynamics of Computing Substrates | Andrew Côté
Scaling AI to billions of people isn't feasible in our lifetimes if we solely rely on CMOS architecture, since we've hit fundamental limits in energy efficiency in joules per flop. New substrates are coming - silicon photonics, neuromorphic, analog, thermodynamic computing paradigms. There are...
Can someone with a lot more knowledge than me write a comment about Brainchip and neuromorphic on this link, pretty please
Kingkong2015
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Nintendo switch 2 is out. Is brainchip in it ?
See Page 7 of the 2025 Investor Update:
" LLM market is cloud based but is expected to be deployed on the Edge in the future".
" Combining classical Edge AI with LLMs on the Edge is expected to have explosive growth".
" Autonomy through edge AI combined with agentic LLM is expected to be deployed in mobility and robotic products at scale"
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" LLM market is cloud based but is expected to be deployed on the Edge in the future".
" Combining classical Edge AI with LLMs on the Edge is expected to have explosive growth".
" Autonomy through edge AI combined with agentic LLM is expected to be deployed in mobility and robotic products at scale"
PowerPoint Presentation
Bravo
If ARM was an arm, BRN would be its biceps💪!
Bravo's BrainChip Shareholder Update - July 2025 Special Edition
Dear Valued Shareholder,
As we venture boldly into the unknown, or more specifically Q3 of what we believe is shaping up to be a fiscal year of evolutionary activations, we are thrilled to share some invigoratingly yet relatively non-specific updates on BrainChip’s trajectory as a global neuromorphic thought leader in the edge-AI space.
While we cannot disclose specifics for reasons that are both strategic and possibly even non-existent, we can confirm with complete confidence that momentum continues to build. We’ve received strong signals from partners, customers, and Wi-Fi routers alike, all pointing in the same general direction - forward.
We are in active discussions with multiple entities across diverse verticals - including automotive, health-tech, security, doorbells, possibly agriculture, and even a gentleman named Barry who has very firm opinions about small language models that can run on a toaster. These engagements are at various stages, ranging from “preliminary interest” to “unsolicited emails.”
The board continues to evaluate multiple opportunities that align with our vision, roadmap, philosophical worldview, and, most importantly, the laws of physics.
Our financial position remains just that... in position.
In closing, we thank you for your continued support, and we hope that you'll stay the course with us on the bus and try to stay seated.
Dear Valued Shareholder,
As we venture boldly into the unknown, or more specifically Q3 of what we believe is shaping up to be a fiscal year of evolutionary activations, we are thrilled to share some invigoratingly yet relatively non-specific updates on BrainChip’s trajectory as a global neuromorphic thought leader in the edge-AI space.
While we cannot disclose specifics for reasons that are both strategic and possibly even non-existent, we can confirm with complete confidence that momentum continues to build. We’ve received strong signals from partners, customers, and Wi-Fi routers alike, all pointing in the same general direction - forward.
We are in active discussions with multiple entities across diverse verticals - including automotive, health-tech, security, doorbells, possibly agriculture, and even a gentleman named Barry who has very firm opinions about small language models that can run on a toaster. These engagements are at various stages, ranging from “preliminary interest” to “unsolicited emails.”
The board continues to evaluate multiple opportunities that align with our vision, roadmap, philosophical worldview, and, most importantly, the laws of physics.
Our financial position remains just that... in position.
In closing, we thank you for your continued support, and we hope that you'll stay the course with us on the bus and try to stay seated.
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Fullmoonfever
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What....this bus where friendly long term holders welcome new holders on board for the ride
Growth Strategy and Future Prospects of BrainChip – CanvasBusinessModel.com
Dec'24 article - good read.
Dec'24 article - good read.
Frangipani
Top 20
Like many of us BRN shareholders, I received the monthly email newsletter in my inbox today, and it really makes you wonder whether its first paragraph includes some kind of GenAI hallucination when it says:
(…)
Where and when did this allegedly happen?
I can neither recall our CMO Steve Brightfield announcing we were now working with Bospar Public Relations & Marketing (first time I heard this agency’s name was in this very newsletter, see above) nor our CFO Ken Scarince announcing Lancaster Grove Capital as “our new agency of record” (?? whatever that is supposed to mean?). Didn’t the info about Lancaster Grove Capital (“Unlocking Potential for Undervalued ASX Companies”) just show up on the BrainChip website the other day without any accompanying announcement on social media channels?
Another claim in the newsletter also had me scratching my head:
While it is true that a new Investor Presentation in the form of a PDF document was recently uploaded to that Investor Relations site…
… the Overview section is unfortunately not up to date, with the Frontgrade Gaisler IP license signed in mid-December 2024 missing. Also, VORAGO is still listed as a marquee brand, even though it has mysteriously disappeared from the list of BrainChip customers both on our redesigned website as well as in the latest company presentations (cf. the above May 2025 Investor Update as well as our CTO’s 2025 Embedded Vision Summit presentation).
Not to mention that sentence’s awkward grammar?
In addition, Tony Dawe remains listed as the IR contact person under FAQ, even though on Wednesday, he shared on LinkedIn that from next week on he will no longer be working for our company, as his position has been made redundant.
Another thing I noticed on the Investor Relations webpage is that under “Stock”, you can select either BRCHF (OTCQX market in the US) or BRN.
investor.brainchip.com
I obviously expected to find a similar BRN (ASX) chart to the one found on HC…
… so I was rather surprised to discover the following chart instead:
What does this chart signify? Does anyone know whether it has been on our IR page for some time already or is it new?
According to Investopedia, FPO means “Follow-on Public Offer”:
www.investopedia.com
By
JULIA KAGAN
Updated February 03, 2025
Reviewed by
ANDY SMITH
Investopedia / Laura Porter
Proceeds from the sale go to the company issuing the stock. Similar to an IPO, companies that want to execute a follow-on public offer must fill out Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) documents.
This capital can be used for different purposes. Among the primary reasons behind any new issuance of stock is to pay off existing debt or fund growth through:
The funds raised during an FPO are most frequently allocated to reduce debt or change a company’s capital structure. The infusion of cash is good for the long-term outlook of the company, and thus, is also good for its shares.
In many cases, these shareholders are company founders, members of the board of directors, or pre-IPO investors. Since no new shares are issued, the company’s EPS remains unchanged. Non-diluted follow-on offerings are also called secondary market offerings.
ATM offerings are sometimes referred to as controlled equity distributions because of their ability to sell shares into the secondary trading market at the current prevailing price.
Some companies that have completed follow-on public offerings in 2024 include Longboard Pharmaceuticals, with an issuance of 10 million shares valued at $210 million, and Cyngn, with an issuance of 12.42 million shares valued at about $20 million.12
Existing shareholders may also participate in the FPO; either by purchasing additional shares or selling some of their existing ones. FPOs are a way for companies to tap into the capital markets and raise additional funds without taking on debt.
Are they preparing another institutional placement like with Unified Capital Partners or another share purchase plan for existing shareholders?
But then, why don’t the shares of last year’s institutional placement or the share purchase plan offered to existing shareholders with a registered address in Australia or New Zealand (published in July 2024) show up the yearly chart?
Or could this hint at an upcoming non-dilutive FPO, meaning existing private shares by eg. substantial shareholders will be sold publicly?
In many cases, these shareholders are company founders, members of the board of directors, or pre-IPO investors. Since no new shares are issued, the company’s EPS remains unchanged. Non-diluted follow-on offerings are also called secondary market offerings.”
Any thoughts on this?
(…)
Where and when did this allegedly happen?
I can neither recall our CMO Steve Brightfield announcing we were now working with Bospar Public Relations & Marketing (first time I heard this agency’s name was in this very newsletter, see above) nor our CFO Ken Scarince announcing Lancaster Grove Capital as “our new agency of record” (?? whatever that is supposed to mean?). Didn’t the info about Lancaster Grove Capital (“Unlocking Potential for Undervalued ASX Companies”) just show up on the BrainChip website the other day without any accompanying announcement on social media channels?
Another claim in the newsletter also had me scratching my head:
While it is true that a new Investor Presentation in the form of a PDF document was recently uploaded to that Investor Relations site…
… the Overview section is unfortunately not up to date, with the Frontgrade Gaisler IP license signed in mid-December 2024 missing. Also, VORAGO is still listed as a marquee brand, even though it has mysteriously disappeared from the list of BrainChip customers both on our redesigned website as well as in the latest company presentations (cf. the above May 2025 Investor Update as well as our CTO’s 2025 Embedded Vision Summit presentation).
Not to mention that sentence’s awkward grammar?
In addition, Tony Dawe remains listed as the IR contact person under FAQ, even though on Wednesday, he shared on LinkedIn that from next week on he will no longer be working for our company, as his position has been made redundant.
Another thing I noticed on the Investor Relations webpage is that under “Stock”, you can select either BRCHF (OTCQX market in the US) or BRN.
BrainChip Investor Portal
investor.brainchip.com
I obviously expected to find a similar BRN (ASX) chart to the one found on HC…
… so I was rather surprised to discover the following chart instead:
What does this chart signify? Does anyone know whether it has been on our IR page for some time already or is it new?
According to Investopedia, FPO means “Follow-on Public Offer”:
Follow-on Public Offer (FPO): Definition and How It Works
A follow-on public offer is an issuance of additional shares by a public company that is already listed on an exchange.
Follow-on Public Offer (FPO): Definition and How It Works
By
JULIA KAGAN
Updated February 03, 2025
Reviewed by
ANDY SMITH
Investopedia / Laura Porter
What Is a Follow-on Public Offer (FPO)?
A follow-on public offer (FPO) is the issuance of new shares by a public company after its initial public offering (IPO). As such, FPOs mean that additional shares are offered to the public by companies that are already listed on exchanges. Follow-on public offerings, which are also known as secondary offerings, are generally used by companies to raise additional capital for their growth.KEY TAKEAWAYS
- A follow-on public offer is the additional issuance of a company’s shares after its initial public offering.
- Companies usually announce FPOs to raise equity or reduce debt.
- The two main types of FPOs are dilutive, meaning new shares are added, and non-dilutive, meaning existing private shares are sold publicly.
- An at-the-market offering is a type of FPO by which a company can offer secondary public shares on any given day, usually depending on the prevailing market price, to raise capital.
How Follow-on Public Offers (FPOs) Work
Public companies can complete an FPO by offering additional shares on the open market. They can also take advantage of an FPO through an offer document. FPOs allow publicly traded companies to raise additional capital by issuing and selling new shares via a stock exchange.Proceeds from the sale go to the company issuing the stock. Similar to an IPO, companies that want to execute a follow-on public offer must fill out Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) documents.
This capital can be used for different purposes. Among the primary reasons behind any new issuance of stock is to pay off existing debt or fund growth through:
- Research and development (R&D)
- Releasing new products and services
- Targeting new markets
FAST FACT
Unlike an FPO, an IPO occurs when a private company issues shares to the public for the very first time through a stock exchange.Types of Follow-on Public Offers (FPOs)
There are two main types of follow-on public offers. Dulutive and non-dilutive.Diluted Follow-on Offering
The first type of FPO is dilutive to investors, as the company’s board of directors agrees to increase the share float level or the number of shares available. This kind of follow-on public offering seeks to raise money to reduce debt or expand the business, increasing the number of shares outstanding and decreasing the earnings per share (EPS) decrease.The funds raised during an FPO are most frequently allocated to reduce debt or change a company’s capital structure. The infusion of cash is good for the long-term outlook of the company, and thus, is also good for its shares.
Non-Diluted Follow-on Offering
The other type of follow-on public offer is non-dilutive. This approach is useful when directors or substantial shareholders sell off privately held shares. Cash proceeds from non-diluted sales go directly to the shareholders placing the stock into the open market.In many cases, these shareholders are company founders, members of the board of directors, or pre-IPO investors. Since no new shares are issued, the company’s EPS remains unchanged. Non-diluted follow-on offerings are also called secondary market offerings.
At-the-Market (ATM) Offering
An at-the-market (ATM) offering gives the issuing company the ability to raise capital as needed. If the company is not satisfied with the available price of shares on a given day, it can refrain from offering shares.ATM offerings are sometimes referred to as controlled equity distributions because of their ability to sell shares into the secondary trading market at the current prevailing price.
Follow-on Public Offerings (FPOs) in the Market
Follow-on offerings are common in the investment world. They provide an easy way for companies to raise equity that can be used for common purposes. Companies announcing secondary offerings may see their share price fall as a result. Shareholders often react negatively to secondary offerings because they dilute existing shares, and many are introduced below market prices.Some companies that have completed follow-on public offerings in 2024 include Longboard Pharmaceuticals, with an issuance of 10 million shares valued at $210 million, and Cyngn, with an issuance of 12.42 million shares valued at about $20 million.12
What Are the Benefits of Follow-on Public Offers?
There are several reasons why a public company will choose to raise more equity. For example, they might use the proceeds to pay off debt and improve their debt-to-value (DTV) ratio, or they can use the funds to improve the company’s growth by financing new projects.What Are the Advantages of At-the-Market Offerings?
At-the-market offerings have several advantages, including minimal market impact. Businesses can raise capital quickly without having to announce the offering. ATM offerings are also typically sold for less than traditional follow-on offerings, and they require minimal management involvement.What Are the Disadvantages of ATM Offerings?
ATM offerings tend to be smaller than traditional follow-on offerings, so if a business is looking to raise a large amount of capital, this may not be the best method. In addition, the price may fluctuate depending on the market.The Bottom Line
An FPO is typically done when the company wants to fund new projects or expansions, pay off debt, or increase its working capital. There are two main types of FPOs, dilutive and non-dilutive. The shares are offered at a fixed price to the public through a book-building process, with the proceeds going directly to the company.Existing shareholders may also participate in the FPO; either by purchasing additional shares or selling some of their existing ones. FPOs are a way for companies to tap into the capital markets and raise additional funds without taking on debt.
Are they preparing another institutional placement like with Unified Capital Partners or another share purchase plan for existing shareholders?
But then, why don’t the shares of last year’s institutional placement or the share purchase plan offered to existing shareholders with a registered address in Australia or New Zealand (published in July 2024) show up the yearly chart?
Or could this hint at an upcoming non-dilutive FPO, meaning existing private shares by eg. substantial shareholders will be sold publicly?
“Non-Diluted Follow-on Offering
The other type of follow-on public offer is non-dilutive. This approach is useful when directors or substantial shareholders sell off privately held shares. Cash proceeds from non-diluted sales go directly to the shareholders placing the stock into the open market.In many cases, these shareholders are company founders, members of the board of directors, or pre-IPO investors. Since no new shares are issued, the company’s EPS remains unchanged. Non-diluted follow-on offerings are also called secondary market offerings.”
Any thoughts on this?
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