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Anti-dilution Provision

Anti-dilution provision is an instrument that acts as a buffer to protect investors against their equity ownership positions from dilutive effect or depreciation. This can happen in the situation when there is an increase in the total number of shares outstanding, consequently, the percentage of the owner’s stake in the company slightly decreases. Anti-dilution provisions are also applied to the anti-dilution clauses, subscription concessions, subscription rights or preemptive rights.

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