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Company merger/takeover - what happens to options?

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For example, XYZ offers a takeover on ABC

You hold ABC Options exercisable at $0.20

If the takeover value of ABC was $4 cash per ABC share held
OR 1 XYZ share, for ABC fully paid ordinary shares

Would it mean you would get $3.80 or 0.95XYZ FPO shares for each ABC option held? Given the exercise price of the ABC option was $0.20
 
Re: Under a company merger/takeover, what happens if you hold options?

well atleast i thought this was a beginner question... anyone?
 
AFAIK it depends on the terms of the option agreement, but usually you are bought out or the option is rolled over into the acquirer at the exchange ratio
 
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