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What is the difference between a premium, discount or par value when reviewing the price of Secondary Share Sales?
What is the difference between a premium, discount or par value when reviewing the price of Secondary Share Sales?
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Written by Luca Barrie
Updated over 2 years ago

Par value - the secondary shares are being offered at the same price as the last primary fundraising by the Company, at the same indicative valuation.

Premium - the secondary shares are being offered at a higher price than the last primary fundraising by the Company, representing an increased indicative valuation.

Discount - the secondary shares are being offered at a lower price to the last primary fundraising by the Company, representing a decreased indicative valuation. This is the most common way to structure pricing for a Secondary Share Sale, and has the potential to generate the highest liquidity for a transaction.

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