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When an issuance includes common stock (or the equivalent) issued at a discount and warrants, are the shares underlying the warrants aggregated with the common stock portion?

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When an issuance includes common stock (or the equivalent) issued at a discount and warrants, are the shares underlying the warrants aggregated with the common stock portion?

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Generally, shares underlying warrants are aggregated with an accompanying issuance of common stock (or the equivalent) at a discount unless the warrants: (i) are not exercisable for at least six months following closing, and (ii) are not exercisable for less than the greater of book or market value. Please refer to the Staff Interpretative Letters for additional guidance on this issue.

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