easy · Investment Banking implied-share-price
Company X has $10M stock options with a strike price of $45.00. The current market price of the stock is $40.00.
How many net dilutive shares from these options should be included in the company's Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding?
- 0 shares
- 1.11M shares
- 10M shares
- 5M shares
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