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subscription warrant

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun subscription warrant has 1 sense
  1. subscription warrant - a warrant that expires on a stipulated date
    --1 is a kind of
    warrant, stock warrant, stock-purchase warrant

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Subscription Warrant

Description: A subscription warrant refers to a financial instrument that grants the holder the right to purchase additional securities from the issuing company at a specified price and within a predetermined time frame.

Sense 1: As a noun, a subscription warrant can be a document representing the right to purchase additional shares of a company's stock. It is typically issued as a bonus to shareholders during a capital raising event.

Example sentence: The shareholders were excited to receive a subscription warrant, which allowed them to purchase additional company shares at a discounted price.

Sense 2: As a verb, the term "subscription warrant" is used to describe the act of granting or issuing such a financial instrument.

Example sentence: The company decided to subscription warrant its existing shareholders as part of the public offering.

Sense 3: Locally, the term "subscription warrant" can refer to a specific type of financial product available only within a particular region or among a limited group of investors.

Example sentence: In our local market, subscription warrants have gained popularity as a way to encourage long-term investments in startups.

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